Targets & the Environment Bill
Nina Pindham considers the Environment Bill and more particularly, environmental targets – what are they replacing, what is industry, affected sectors and the Government’s thinking on how those targets should best be set; how and when are they enforced?
About the speakers
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Nina Pindham Nina Pindham is a planning and environmental barrister at No5 Barristers' Chambers, Council member and Trustee of the United Kingdom Environmental Law Association |
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