environment and land use

SAVED: PAGE: ACTIVE AREA:
Agricultural Holdings Brexit Crofting Crops Dairy Environment & Land Use Food Supply Chain Legal Livestock Pigs and PoultrySupport Payments & Grants

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.
Title:
Type ID:
19
Type:
Consultations
ID:
0
Active:
True
Parent:
4
Pos:
0
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
369
Active:
True
Parent:
3
Pos:
0
Style:
margin-bottom:30px;
Title:
Type ID:
7
Type:
Slider
ID:
400011
Active:
True
Parent:
1
Pos:
0
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
506
Active:
True
Parent:
1
Pos:
1
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
2
Type:
Image
ID:
450
Active:
True
Parent:
2
Pos:
2
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
553
Active:
True
Parent:
1
Pos:
2
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
494
Active:
True
Parent:
2
Pos:
3
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
1166
Active:
True
Parent:
3
Pos:
4
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
1178
Active:
True
Parent:
2
Pos:
5
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
18
Type:
Committee Meeting
ID:
0
Active:
True
Parent:
3
Pos:
5
Style:
margin-bottom:30px;
Title:
Type ID:
16
Type:
Business Guides
ID:
0
Active:
True
Parent:
3
Pos:
6
Style:
margin-bottom:30px;
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
1179
Active:
True
Parent:
2
Pos:
6
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
992
Active:
True
Parent:
4
Pos:
6
Style:
margin-bottom:30px;
Title:
Type ID:
17
Type: ID:
0
Active:
True
Parent:
3
Pos:
6
Style:
Title:
Type ID:
1
Type:
Text
ID:
993
Active:
True
Parent:
4
Pos:
7
Style:

Angus MacFadyen
ELU Committee Chairman

To contact Angus, please email ruth.taylor@nfus.org.uk

Ruth Taylor
Policy Manager

0131 472 4109
ruth.taylor@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.

Climate Change

Plant Protection Products

Farm Waste (Plastic)
Business Guides
Consultation - Food Origin Labelling: Enforcement Regulation on The Country of Origin or Place of Provenance of Primary Ingredients Where this is Different from that of the Food Itself

20-03-2020

Do you agree that the new rules already in place for declaring the origin of primary ingredients should be enforced in...

Read More...
320 Million Package of Support for Businesses

17-03-2020

New measures to limit the impact of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) on the business community in Scotland were announced by Finance Secretary Kate...

Read More...
NFU Scotland Response to Department for International Trade Public Consultation on the UK Global Tariff

12-03-2020

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Department for International Trade consultation document dated 6 February 2020 Yesterday we...

Read More...
Update: Just Transition Commission Interim Report

05-03-2020

The Just Transition Commission was established by Scottish Ministers to advise on how just transition principles can be applied to climate...

Read More...
Key Links
Farming and Water Scotland
Click to read more
Farming for a Better Climate
Click to read more
James Hutton Institute
Click to read more
Scotland’s Environment Web
Click to read more
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.
Click to read more
Consultations
Investing in And Paying for Your Water Services From 2021: Final Consultation

23/03/2020

The Scottish Government are seeking views about the final principles and objectives of charging for water and sewerage services from 2021...

Read More...

©NFU Scotland • All Rights Reserved • Web design by Big Red Digital • Log in

Close

Contact Us

 

 

 

No Robots:

This form collects and sends the information supplied to NFU Scotland. You can read our privacy policy for full details on how we protect and manage your data.
  I consent to having NFU Scotland collect the above details.