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With the EU elections just around the corner, decision-makers would do wisely to deliver on their green commitments (Photo: Coline Balfroid)

Is EU nature restoration law at risk of becoming a lame duck?

Brussels and the EU institutions with which it has become synonymous is often dismissed as a bureaucratic blackhole. But nothing captured public attention at the beginning of the summer like the political pantomime around the EU Nature Restoration Law (NRL).

With political bigwigs including French president Emmanuel Macron

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Dr Monica Verbeek is executive director of Seas At Risk. Vera Coelho is deputy vice-president of Oceana Europe.

With the EU elections just around the corner, decision-makers would do wisely to deliver on their green commitments (Photo: Coline Balfroid)

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Dr Monica Verbeek is executive director of Seas At Risk. Vera Coelho is deputy vice-president of Oceana Europe.

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