North could slash environment standards to win business post-Brexit
The current cross-border cooperation on such issues as migratory birds, waste management, and the protection of diverse habitats could break down in the aftermath of Brexit, according to a policy paper by lobbying group the Environmental Pillar
Northern Ireland could slash its environmental standards after Brexit, giving it a competitive advantage over the South, according to a coalition of Ireland’s top environmental NGOs.
The current cross-border cooperation on such issues as migratory birds, waste management, and the protection of diverse habitats could break down in the aftermath of Brexit, according to a policy paper by lobbying group the Environmental Pillar.
The Pillar – which lobbies for dozens of environmental NGOs ...
