Regulation
Shetland Islands are Leading the Race to Net Zero
Shetland, a group of islands off the coast of Scotland, is taking advantage of being the windiest place in the UK by using this natural resource to create energy, and will soon have the most productive onshore wind farm in…
Decarbonizing Switzerland Through Solar and Wind Power
It is estimated that fossil fuel power plants used for electricity production are responsible for a quarter of the total greenhouse gas emissions in Europe. However, in Switzerland electricity is mainly produced by nuclear and hydroelectric power plants; this production…
Law and Sustainable Fashion, an Indissoluble Link?
Although in need of further interventions that converge in the birth of an ad hoc protection, the link between fashion, sustainability and law remains a historical, solid, and persistent link.
UK To Join The Sustainable Protein Race Post-Brexit
The U.K. Government has published a paper entitled ‘The Benefits of Brexit’, in which it has included one six-line paragraph alluding to potential novel food regulation updates.
Indonesia To Tighten Regulation Of Tuna Harvest In Bid For Sustainability
Indonesia’s annual tuna catch is the largest of any country. Now, the Asian country is pushing for a nationwide harvest strategy for its world-leading tropical tuna fishery, in an effort to protect the country’s wild stock.
Germany And The Netherlands To Move Away From Gas
Germany has formally disagreed with the EU’s proposal for how member states should move away from fossil fuels. The country said nuclear energy is “risky and expensive” and that it is “not sustainable”.