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Environment and Land Use

The Environment and Land Use (ELU) remit is a broad one – from environmental regulations, through the impacts and ways to cope with flooding and Climate Change, to more recent subjects such as rewilding and fracking.
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Andrew Midgley

Andrew Midgley
ELU Policy Manager

T: 0131 472 4109
M: 07827 910593
E: andrew.midgley@nfus.org.uk

 

Angus MacFadyen
ELU Committee Chairman

To contact Angus, please email andrew.midgley@nfus.org.uk

ELU subjects are often of great interest to the general public and campaign groups, and are frequently contentious. Despite these challenges, the work of NFU Scotland has yielded some notable successes in recent years, from a significant reduction in the size of Scotland’s Nitrate Vulnerable Zones to more proportionate regulations on the management of watercourses.
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NFU Scotland (NFUS) has serious concerns regarding drivers behind this consultation...

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EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)

20-03-2018

New regulations come into force on 25 May 2018 and will affect any individuals or organisations that hold personal data...

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Controlled Activities Regulations – Summary of Changes

19-01-2018

Following consultation the Scottish Government has made changes to the Controlled Activities Regulations (CAR) The regulations relate to activities...

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Species Management – End of Year Review

19-12-2017

Over the course of the last year progress has been made on addressing the impacts of certain wild species on...

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Farming and Water Scotland
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James Hutton Institute
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Scotland’s Environment Web
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Scottish Environmental Protection Agency
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is Scotland’s environmental regulator. Our main role is to protect and improve the environment. We do this by being an excellent environmental regulator, helping business and industry to understand their environmental responsibilities, enabling customers to comply with legislation and good practice and to realise the many economic benefits of good environmental practice. We protect communities by regulating activities that can cause harmful pollution and by monitoring the quality of Scotland's air, land and water. The regulations we implement also cover the keeping and use, and the accumulation and disposal, of radioactive substances.
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Scottish Natural Heritage
The basic philosophy of SNH is that we must care for and sustain our natural heritage if we want it to sustain us.
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Voluntary Initiative
The Voluntary Initiative was accepted by the Government on the 1st April 2001, in place of a proposed tax on pesticides used in agriculture and horticulture. The initiative was put forward by seven signatory organisations led by the Crop Protection Association. It will last for five years and the estimated annual cost to the crop protection industry will be approximately £2.1 million. In addition, it has been estimated that it will cost farmers in the UK £11 million per year to implement the package of measures on individual farms.
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