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Guest Commentary: Safeguarding The Long Pond Watershed

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By Susan Hughes
| The Enterprise News Verified
Falmouth residents may be shocked to learn that much of the land in Falmouth they assume to be conserved forest may not be protected by modern formal legal mechanisms. Decisions, based on information containing apparent clerical errors, have resulted in multiple proposals from the town government to develop portions of this land. Falmouth is the only town on Cape Cod that has a surface drinking water supply. Long Pond, which supplies 60% to 80% of the town’s drinking water, is a unique asset.
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EU CBAM amended to exclude 90% of importers but include 99% of emissions (via Passle)

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By Susan Hughes, George Murray, Aaron Wu, Tyrese Akinwunmi
| Slaughter and May Trainee Careers
On 20 October 2025, Regulation 2025/2083 (the ‘Regulation’), to simplify and strengthen the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), came into force. The European Commission has significantly recalibrated the CBAM following its data-gathering phase, ahead of its full implementation on 1 July 2026.
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The Sustainability Omnibus: Streamlining Sustainability Regulation

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By David Watkins, Harry G. Hecht, Azadeh Nassiri, Susan Hughes, Richard Hilton, David Hay, Samantha Brady, Moira Thompson Oliver
| Lexology Verified
The Commission is focussing on legislating for the very largest companies and reducing what it is they have to do - whilst ensuring small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are shielded from the burden of much of this legislation. The proposals also signal a recognition that companies need more guidance from the EU, sooner, on how to meet their obligations, and that assurance remains an ongoing challenge.
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