Five of 2018’s most significant legal rulings for environmental policy

After another eventful year for environmental law, ENDS picks five cases that made headlines – and had a big impact on planning, energy and emissions

by Simon Pickstone
ClientEarth are expected to return to the High Court to argue against the lawfulness of the finalised air quality plan
ClientEarth are expected to return to the High Court to argue against the lawfulness of the finalised air quality plan

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