Abstract The European Union has some of the world's most ambitious and highly developed
environmental laws on its books, but their effectiveness is severely compromised by non …

In the battle to address Europe's biodiversity crisis, fixing its implementation gap—the gap
between EU nature law on the books, and on the ground—is vital. Europe's private nature …

In an age of unprecedented decline in global biodiversity levels, the task of designing laws
that effectively protect nature and biodiversity is urgent. To help address this enforcement …

European environmental governance has radically transformed over the past two decades.
While traditionally enforcement of environmental law has been the responsibility of public …

Hydrogen is the most abundant element to humankind. When produced from renewable
sources of energy, it supports the decarbonization and can be injected into the natural gas …