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Environmental Improvement Plan 2023

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Published on: 28 February 2023
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Table of contents

  • What is the background leading to publication of the Environmental Improvement Plan?
  • What are the key aspects of the EIP 2023?
  • How does it differ to the previous plan, ie the 25YEP?
  • Who will monitor implementation of the EIP 2023 and what powers does the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) have with regard to implementation of the EIP 2023?

Article summary

Environment analysis: Kamen Stoilov, associate, and Alex Ibrahim, of counsel, at CMS, consider the Environmental Improvement Plan 2023, including its background, key goals, and implementation across the UK.

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