Jamie Carpenter is an Editor for The ENDS Report and ENDS Europe, specializing in environmental and sustainability issues. With a keen interest in policy and politics, Jamie provides in-depth analysis and reporting on topics such as climate change, waste management, and clean technology. Their articles aim to inform and engage readers on the latest developments in environmental policy and the challenges and opportunities facing governments and businesses in the transition to a more sustainable future.
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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
Conservative Conference: Which Tory leadership candidate wants to ‘ditch radical environmental politics’? And who does ‘not accept’ there is a climate emergency? ENDS brings you the green implications of the Conservatives’ leadership race from the party conference in Birmingham.
The chief executive of trade association Energy UK has been named as the new boss of the UK's independent climate watchdog the Climate Change Committee (CCC), the body announced this morning.
By: Jamie Carpenter
The prime minister’s pledge to slash regulation that “needlessly” blocks investment or prevents development has been described as “unsettling” by green groups, who have cautioned against dropping environmental standards in a bid to fuel growth.
DEFRA has confirmed that the economist Dan Corry has been appointed to lead a review which will develop recommendations to “ensure that regulation across the department is driving economic growth while protecting the environment”.
By: Jamie Carpenter
Claims in a BBC investigation that the UK’s fleet of energy-from-waste (EfW) plants now represent the “dirtiest way the UK generates power” following the demise of coal fail to take into account the emissions saved when the practice is compared to landfilling waste, according to industry bodies.
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By: Jamie Carpenter, Shosha Adie
An internal review of DEFRA’s regulations is to take place with a focus on “growth”, according to an announcement that has seen mixed responses. Here’s what you need to know…
By: Jamie Carpenter
Only 37% of Europe’s surface water bodies are in ‘good’ or ‘high’ ecological status, a measure of aquatic ecosystem health, according to the latest official assessment of assessment of their health.
The government has named the UK’s first global envoy for nature, who will be tasked with supporting ministers to raise global ambition on nature recovery, as a major international biodiversity summit gets underway in Colombia.
By: Jamie Carpenter
Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick has pledged to scrap carbon budgets if he makes it to Number 10, promising to sweep away the Climate Change Act and other major pieces of Blair and Brown-era legislation under a “Great Reform Act”.
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By: Jamie Carpenter
Legislation to ban the sale of single-use vapes from 1 June 2025 has been laid in Parliament, DEFRA has announced, in a move described by ministers as the “first step on the road to a circular economy”.
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