Senate: The Government seeks ratification of the Mercosur-European Union agreement and to advance with the glacier law reform
The Argentine government is pushing for the ratification of the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement while also addressing reforms to environmental protections regarding glaciers in the Senate.
New Scholarly and Intellectual Books on February 27
A summary of newly released scholarly and intellectual books in Korea, covering various topics including philosophy, neuroscience, law and sociology, ethics, and environmental issues.
The court ruled that the exception for bear hunting was illegal. The ministry allowed nearly three hundred to be shot last year.
A Slovak court has deemed illegal a government exception permitting the hunting of bears, following an initial lawsuit by environmental organizations.
The Supreme Court reviewed the case of the famous 'Ekologistika' fire
The Lithuanian Supreme Court upheld sentences related to the massive fire at Ekologistika, with individuals and companies facing consequences for environmental violations.
Raúl Jalil defended the reform to the glacier law: "There is no more negative environmental impact than poverty"
Raúl Jalil, the governor of Catamarca, strongly supports a proposed reform to the glacier law ahead of Senate discussions, arguing that enabling provinces to manage their resources can reduce poverty without harming the environment.
Environmental protection area and local site in legal impasse are part of DF project to assist BRB
The government of the Federal District of Brazil has proposed a law to use public properties, including an environmental protection area, to help capitalize the Banco de BrasÃlia.
Climate Protection: Coalition Aims to Present Key Points for New Heating Law
The German coalition of Union and SPD plans to unveil their reform proposals for the contentious heating law in the coming days, aiming to balance environmental goals with citizens' affordability concerns.
Beaches without direction or law
General Villamil – Playas is facing a crisis characterized by disorder, environmental issues, and a decline in safety, turning it from a source of provincial pride into a symbol of neglect.
LAWMA arrests two for indiscriminate refuse disposal
The Lagos Waste Management Authority has arrested two individuals for improper waste disposal at Ikosi–Ketu, Lagos.
Diving instructor catches man kicking sea turtle on beach in Arraial do Cabo
A man was caught on video kicking and grabbing a sea turtle at Prainha beach in Arraial do Cabo, Brazil, prompting outrage over animal cruelty.
R. Žemaitaitis on the waste scandal: 'I can't understand how this is possible'
R. Žemaitaitis expressed his disbelief over waste disposal practices and called on law enforcement to ensure accountability for those responsible.
Responsible mining does not require changes to the Glacier Law
The article argues that while mining is an essential part of sustainable development, it cannot be considered fully sustainable and must focus on responsibility to minimize social and environmental damage.
Marlon Vargas calls to archive the mining strengthening law project: 'it undermines collective rights and nature'
Marlon Vargas, president of Ecuador's indigenous confederation, demands the archive of a proposed law targeting mining and energy sectors, claiming it undermines environmental protections and collective rights.
Traffic in Munich: Speed Limit of 30 km/h on the Middle Ring Again
The Munich Administrative Court has ordered a return to a speed limit of 30 km/h on a section of the Middle Ring due to environmental concerns after the city had recently reverted to 50 km/h.
What is the allowed height for building construction on the waterfront of João Pessoa? Understand the Height Law
The article discusses the legal debate over building height limits along the waterfront of João Pessoa, Brazil, amidst proposed changes to existing regulations.
Bringing These 5 Things From The Seashore Home Is A Crime, You Can Go to Jail!
Collecting certain items from the beach is legally punishable as it harms marine and coastal ecosystems.
Furniture company owner fined R$ 2 thousand for lack of license for native wood in the interior of SP
A furniture company owner in Presidente Prudente, Brazil, was fined R$ 2,050.68 for keeping native wood without proper licensing.
Enforcement of laws against polluters nearly non-existent in US, analysis finds
A recent analysis reveals that enforcement of environmental laws against significant polluters in the US has drastically decreased under the Trump administration.
Inspection seizes turtles, snakes, and alligator hatchlings on a vessel in Pará
An inspection in Brazil led to the seizure of 135 undocumented wild animals, including turtles, snakes, and alligator hatchlings, from a vessel.
Federal Police seizes 1.5 tons of shark fins in Bahia
Brazil's Federal Police seized 1.5 tons of shark fins, including from endangered species, in Bahia during a joint operation targeting illegal activities.
Economic Development Commission approves report for first debate on urgent project for strengthening mining and energy
Ecuador's Economic Development Commission has approved a report for the first debate on a proposed law aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors, amid complaints about the absence of environmental organizations.
The protection of the flying squirrel has been left to forestry professionals – authorities mainly instruct logging via email
Authorities in Jyväskylä are under investigation for potentially allowing logging in a protected area for flying squirrels, highlighting the challenges in environmental law enforcement.
‘SMR Special Law’ Passed in National Assembly… Environmental Groups Criticize ‘Unverified Technology and Favoritism’
The South Korean National Assembly passed a special law supporting the development of small modular reactors (SMRs), prompting environmental groups to criticize it as an irresponsible decision risking the nation's resources with unverified technology.
Suspected environmental scandal - The County Administrative Board of Norrbotten is investigated for professional misconduct
The County Administrative Board of Norrbotten is under investigation for potentially failing to report environmental crimes over four years, with the National Anti-Corruption Unit involved.
Russia’s killing of nature: war crimes of different kind
The article explores the environmental destruction caused by Russia in Crimea, focusing on the Meganom Peninsula, which is a protected natural site under Ukrainian law.
The Administrative Integration Law is a Special Law for the Destruction of Land... Environmental Groups Urge the Abolition of Provisions that Weaken Regulations
Environmental groups in South Korea are protesting an administrative integration law they claim will enable widespread development at the expense of the environment.
Social Democrats Invite Kastytis Žuromskas to Explain Dismissals and Distribution of Responsibilities
The Social Democratic faction in Lithuania is meeting to discuss the dismissal of environmental protection system employees and the responsibilities of leadership within the ministry.
The interpretative trap that threatens the Glacier Law
A proposed modification to Argentina's Glacier Law aims to change the environmental protection standards for glaciers, raising concerns about potential harm to ecological preservation.
Delete the toxic clauses of the special law on administrative integration that are hidden in the installation intentions of the Jirisan cable car
Environmental groups are urging the deletion of specific provisions in a special law regarding the administrative integration of Jeonnam and Gwangju that they claim could facilitate the construction of a cable car in Jirisan National Park.
Pärnu opposes amendments to waste law
Pärnu is against amendments to the waste law that would prevent municipalities from directly contracting waste management services from their own companies.
Goodbye to glitter in Illinois?: the legislative initiative seeking to ban its sale
A proposed law in Illinois aims to ban the sale of non-biodegradable glitter in personal care products by 2029, reigniting environmental debates.
Ida, 26, sues the state: "Need to see an explosion"
Ida, along with a group of young activists, is filing a new lawsuit against the state to advance climate justice, emphasizing recent developments in environmental law.
Inspection seizes 800 kg of illegal slaughtered meat on a farm in the interior of MG
Authorities seized about 800 kilograms of meat from illegal slaughter practices on a farm in the rural area of Campo Belo, MG, where signs of illegal equine slaughter were found.
Scuffles Between Police and Environmentalists Protest Against Urgent Law for Strengthening Mining and Energy
An incident occurred on February 5, 2026, in Quito, where environmental activists clashed with police during a protest against a legislative initiative aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors.
Law allows discounts and payment in up to 120 installments for environmental fines in Rondônia
The governor of Rondônia has enacted a law offering significant discounts on environmental fines and the option to pay in installments, aimed at both individuals and companies.
Protecting biodiversity without loss of sovereign rights: A maturity strategy test
The article discusses the complexities of a 'joint initiative' with Turkey regarding the Aegean Sea, emphasizing the balance between sovereignty and environmental protection within the framework of international law.
Copper could generate US$55 billion for Argentina in 10 years, but depends on changes to the Glacier Law
A report warns that Argentina's mining sector could generate significant revenue, contingent on amendments to environmental regulations governing glaciers.
Congress: with labor reform at the center of the debate, extraordinary sessions begin
The Argentine Congress has commenced its extraordinary sessions, focusing on labor reform and several other legislative projects including youth penal law, environmental protection, and a trade agreement with the EU.
No Stronger Conditions for Environmental Protection in Aquaculture Law
The Minister of Fisheries states that current aquaculture laws are outdated and emphasizes the strong environmental protections in her proposed aquaculture legislation, claiming no country offers such stringent conditions.
House GOP launches probe into alleged climate group influence on federal judges
The House Judiciary Committee has initiated an investigation into possible undue influence from a climate law group on federal judges handling environmental cases.
Landshuter Allee: Environmental Aid Wants to Fight Against Speed Limit of 50 on the Middle Ring
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) plans to take legal action against the reinstatement of a 50 km/h speed limit on Landshuter Allee, arguing it violates air quality regulations.
Germany must overcome lobby paralysis - CSU apparently wants to disempower environmental associations
The CSU proposes a new procedure to hold even juvenile offenders accountable in court while also significantly restricting the legal rights of environmental organizations according to a recent report.