Is the Nature Restoration Law facing the same fate as CSDDD?
Hungary's U-turn has forced the EU Council to postpone a vote – most likely until after the parliamentary elections.
The EU’s Nature Restoration Law is heading towards renegotiations and a potential reduction in scope after a sudden change of heart from certain member states forced the European Council to postpone its approval.
In a déjà-vu of what happened over the last couple of months around the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), member states who had previously supported the current draft of the Nature Restoration Law made a U-turn just days before its planned approval in the EU Council.
