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The Impact of Leaving the European Union and the Future of Environmental Regulation,ing nuclear safety and chemicals regulation resulted in the need for new arrangements. Commitments to waste, energy and resource management, and sustainable development were well embedded and seen as good business sense?to be maintained and enhanced.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11005-9sing interventions are provided in chapters . and . respectively..The chapter ends with a look to the future and the areas likely to occupy those concerned with reforming environmental regulation and how it is applied.

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Introduction to Environmental Regulation and Practice in the UK and Europe,improved scientific knowledge and understanding of environmental impacts, and public perceptions and concerns. Some activities have been prevented or severely constrained, limits have been imposed on releases to air, land and water, and industry required to use the best techniques to prevent and con

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Environmental Regulation and Growth: Impact on Sustainable Economic Growth,er and now the Director of Jonathan Fisher Environmental Economics, reviews the available evidence on this subject. Section . presents estimates of the costs and benefits of environmental regulations. Section 2.3 reviews the available evidence on the impacts of environmental regulations on economic

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Better Regulation Initiatives, and improving the outcomes that regulation aims to deliver..This chapter describes the significant and numerous better regulation initiatives and bodies created to deliver such initiatives over the past 20?years or so in Europe and the UK. It starts by considering those that cover broader better re

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,Steps Towards Radically Smarter Regulation in the UK (2012–2017),e environmental outcomes into the working of the economy. Initial steps have been taken across UK administrations. In England, early progress has included redesigning all environmental guidance around its users, simplifying data reporting and designing (but not yet implementing) a long-term framewor