Interview: BirdLife’s Ariel Brunner on what EU deregulation means for nature
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The journalists and analysts at ENDS Europe break down the big green news stories of the week.
This week, deputy editor Simon Pickstone speaks to Ariel Brunner, EU director at Birdlife Europe and Central Asia about what the bloc’s deregulation drive could mean for nature protection, and why green groups are up in arms over the European Parliament’s accusations of lobbying.
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