Jamie Carpenter is an Editor at various esteemed publications including AOP Association of Online Publishers and ENDS Europe. He focuses on topics such as Legal Software, Current Affairs, Geopolitics, and International Affairs, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Jamie's work has been featured in notable outlets like Environmental Post Ledger, Planning Resource, ENDS Waste & Bioenergy, World Wealth Journal, and The ENDS Report.
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Jamie Carpenter's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to European Union, environmental policies, climate change, recycling, and government actions. He also frequently cites data in his articles.
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By: Jamie Carpenter
The group of “persistent poor performers” with environmental permits in compliance bands D, E or F for two or more consecutive years has reached the highest number since 2016, while the number of sites in the worst ‘F’ compliance band has doubled in the last year, according to latest Environment Agency data.
By: Jamie Carpenter
The progress towards adoption of a ‘simplification’ package aimed at watering down flagship EU sustainability reporting rules has prompted one member state to halt its own draft legislation intended to transpose the regulations, while others continue to move forward with their own transposition plans – for now.
By: Jamie Carpenter
Germany’s ruling coalition has set out plans to legislate early next year to replace its existing clean heating law with a new, broader, building modernisation law, days after an attempt by the far-right populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party to torpedo the contested act was rejected.
By: Jamie Carpenter
The group which secured a landmark legal win on downstream greenhouse gas emissions has launched a judicial review over methane pollution from onshore oil and gas sites, arguing that current government policy is not fit for purpose.
By: Jamie Carpenter
In volume but also quality, this year’s crop of nominees took the Power List to new heights. This is the story of how we sifted through 2026’s record number of entries and, with help from our expert panel, whittled them down to our final list of the UK's 100 most influential environmental professionals.
By: Jamie Carpenter
The former farming minister Dame Angela Eagle has replaced Emma Reynolds as DEFRA secretary in new prime minister Andy Burnham's first cabinet reshuffle, which saw a purge of Starmer loyalists and Ed Miliband miss out on the chancellor job.
By: Shosha Adie, Jamie Carpenter
New prime minister Andy Burnham has announced his new top team. Big beasts – including Rachel Reeves, David Lammy and Steve Reed have left the government – and new secretaries of state have been appointed to key ministries.
By: Jamie Carpenter
The new DEFRA secretary Dame Angela Eagle has pledged to fix the water system, restore nature and back Britain’s farmers in her first public comments following her appointment to the role in Andy Burnham's cabinet reshuffle.
By: Jamie Carpenter
Nature minister Mary Creagh has been stripped of her role in Andy Burnham's ongoing reshuffle, joining a growing number of ministers appointed under former prime minister Sir Keir Starmer to leave the government, it has emerged.
By: Jamie Carpenter
Agencies such as Natural England could have their funding withdrawn in the first 100 days of a Reform UK government, while the “crazy” number of Whitehall policy roles would be significantly reduced, senior figures from the party told its annual gathering last week.
