France, Denmark and Spain fail to enforce ban on fish discards – new reports
France, Denmark and Spain are failing to enforce the EU ban on fish discards, threatening European fish stocks and the health of our ocean.
Finnish Wolves: Milestone ruling for EU wildlife protection
Today Europe’s top court has upheld the strict protection that EU law offers to wolves and other species. The ruling is a key milestone in the protection of endangered Finnish wolves.
EU internal review mechanism: CJEU confirms broad principles on scope and standard of review
The CJEU has confirmed the broad principles defined by the General Court on the scope and standard of its review in the context of the internal review procedure.
Nord Stream 2 and Access to justice in Sweden and Finland
ClientEarth has seen the conclusion of two domestic proceedings with important implications for access to justice in environmental matters in Sweden and Finland.
Access to justice in environmental matters in Poland: what’s next?
EU law also requires that the public and environmental NGOs have access to courts to challenge forest management plans. This was not the case in Poland.
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Sebastian Bechtel
Amandine Van Den Berghe
Alice Bernard
Christian Catarinozzi
Paloma Colmenarejo
Juliette Delarue
Julinka Doenhoff
Lara Fornabaio
Anne Friel
Soledad Gallego
Gillian Hankey
Clotilde Henriot
Anna Heslop
Irmina Kotiuk
Liesbet Nysen
Hermann Ott
Capucine Pineau
Maja Pravuljac
Apolline Roger
Raphaël Soffer
Yulia Stange
Flaminia Tacconi
Ewelina Tylec-Bakalarz
Diane Vandesmet
Maria-Jolie Veder
Bianca Vergnaud
Łukasz Walter
Agnieszka Warso-Buchanan
