Habitats Directive puts onus on applicants to prove no risk

Insufficient information on the potential effects of a proposed wind farm on red kites justified the secretary of state’s decision to deny planning permission, the high court has ruled

by Richard Macrory
Richard Macrory, professor of environmental law, University College London
Richard Macrory, professor of environmental law, University College London

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