Environmental law in the United Kingdom post Brexit

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UK environmental law has been heavily influenced by EU membership, and Brexit presents both opportunities and challenges to its long-term development. In the immediate future the substance of much of existing EU environmental law will continue to have legal effect in the UK after Brexit under the Government’s policy of ‘roll-over’. But it has become increasingly clear that other features of the EU environmental architecture will need to be replicated after Brexit—notably the role of general environmental principles, and the European Commission’s supervisory role in ensuring that environmental law is properly applied by government.

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Macrory, R. (2019). Environmental law in the United Kingdom post Brexit. ERA Forum, 19(4), 643–657. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12027-018-0531-6

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