Renaturation: next trilogue expected to achieve breakthrough

In the first trilogue session on the Nature Renaturation Law after the summer break, Parliament and the Council have given the Commission the mandate to work on proposals for possible compromises. This is particularly important for contentious issues such as the rewetting of moors, the prohibition of deterioration, the expansion of the scope and the financing of restoration measures. In the upcoming weeks, so-called technical sessions, scheduled in close succession, will determine whether they can form the basis for an agreement between the co-legislators.