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FORTHCOMING EVENTS
To be
updated
PAST EVENTS
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: Public participation in marine policy - regional
seas conventions and the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive
Brussels,
14 June 2011
Claire Dupont, Milieu Ltd and Paloma Agrasot, WWF
Invitation
and background (Word document)
Presentation
(pdf fomat)
Ecosphere roundtable discussion: The EU Water Initiative from the
perspective of the UN human-rights based approach to water
Brussels,
28 April 2010
Esther
Pozo Vera, Ecosphere
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: The outlook for transatlantic cooperation on
climate change
Brussels,
17 February 2010
Christina
Simeone, Policy Director, Alliance for Climate Protection
Notes on the discussion (Word document) >
Conference
on Environmental Law and Policy in the European Union: The Legacy of
the Treaty of Amsterdam
Amsterdam,
19 November 2009
Several
Ecosphere members spoke or were panelists at this conference organised
by the University of Amsterdam
More information (web site)
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: Courting Complexity? The Lisbon Treaty and
implications of Germany’s Constitutional Court Judgement
Brussels,
4 November 2009
Ludwig
Kramer
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: Enforcing Europe's Environmental Laws
Brussels,
8 July 2009
Marta
Ballesteros of ClientEarth asks whether the European Commission is
passing the enforcement buck to national governments
Aarhus
and Access to Justice: Does the EC meet the grade?
Brussels,
9 June 2009
The
Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), WWF-UK and
Ecosphere jointly organised the launch of this new IEEP report.
More information
(Word document)
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: REACHing Across the Pond? Prospects for
Compatible US/EU Chemicals Regulation
Brussels,
26 May 2009
A
discussion on the state of chemicals regulation in two of the world?s
key markets, led by Professor David Wirth, Director of International
Programs, Boston College
Notes on
the discussion (Word document) >
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: The IAASTD one year on - what's the relevance
for Europe?
Brussels,
15 April 2009
The
International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science &
Technology for Development (IAASTD) considered agriculture?s potential
to reduce global hunger and poverty, equitably improve rural
livelihoods, human health and nutrition, and promote socially,
environmentally and economically sustainable development. What do its
conclusions mean for Europe?
Notes
on the discussion (Word document) >
Ecosphere
roundtable discussion: carbon capture and storage (CCS)
Brussels,
2 December 2008
The
proposed legal framework for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): Can the
final EU Climate and Energy Package deliver an effective answer to new
coal power?
Notes on the discussion (PDF format) >
Ecosphere roundtable discussion: Natura
2000
Brussels,
4 March 2008
Chipping
away at Natura 2000: The impact assessment/control mechanism and
exemption regime under the Habitats Directive
Background
presentation by Nicolas de Sadeleer and Charles-Hubert Born (PDF
format) >
Notes
on the discussion (PDF format) >
Ecosphere roundtable discussion: Environmental refugees
Brussels,
15 January 2008
Environmental
refugees and displaced persons: an environmental law perspective
Ecosphere roundtable discussion: A European Union for
the Citizens?
Brussels, 28
November 2007
The forthcoming
Commission Communication on monitoring the application of environmental
legislation
The Aarhus Regulation: New Opportunities for Citizens in the EU and
Beyond?
Brussels, Friday 27
October 2006
More info (PDF
format) > Leadership on
Climate Change in a Changing Political Climate
ECOSPHERE Forum
European Parliament, Brussels, 16 February 2005
More info (PDF
format) >
Does
the EU lead Europe on environmental policy? Supranationalism and
intergovernmentalism in regional environmental cooperation
13 November 2004, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel
More info (PDF
format) >
REACHing
Beyond POPs and PIC: EU Leadership in Global Chemical Safety?
17 May 2004, European Parliament, Brussels
More
info (PDF format) >
Preventing trade in hazardous pesticides - new global
treaty for an early warning system
24 February 2004, London
Cosponsored by PAN UK and Centre for Law and the Environment,
University College London
More info (PDF format) >
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