The collapse of biodiversity, the spread of pollution to all environments, and climate change. All point out the inadequacy of our current ‘environmental’ policies.
Following the pressing warnings of scientists and converging evidence, a multitude of initiatives are reconsidering our responsibilities within the Earth system and, at the same time, reinforcing the position of the latter in our normative system.
Environmental law is now being incorporated into corporate strategies as CSR becomes substantial. Serious climate commitments, supported by the general public, are closely monitored by NGOs and a growing number of institutional investors. The European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive structures and broadens information and enables more ambitious strategies thanks to the double materiality.
Mitigation and adaptation efforts increasingly occur in freshwater management, coastal community planning, urban policies, and major linear infrastructures.
We help you understand the environmental risks associated with your activities and projects and develop strategies to avoid or, failing that, reduce and compensate for your negative impacts while maximising sustainable value creation. We guide you in developing and financing the protection of fragile ecosystems and the preservation of biodiversity.
