Biodiversity > EU agrees to strengthen environmental crime laws with broader coverage, stricter sanctions

EU agrees to strengthen environmental crime laws with broader coverage, stricter sanctions

Published 18:57 on November 16, 2023  /  Last updated at 18:59 on November 16, 2023  /  Biodiversity, EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

The EU has provisionally agreed to update its environmental crimes and sanctions rules, with Parliament and Council negotiators clinching a deal to introduce an updated list of offences and related sanctions.
The EU has provisionally agreed to update its environmental crimes and sanctions rules, with Parliament and Council negotiators clinching a deal to introduce an updated list of offences and related sanctions.


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