I digress … thoughts on fish & the environment
Sometime tomorrow, 20 February, a new Delegated Act will be published. amending Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 as regards hazard classes and criteria for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures I will add the final text tomorrow. I thought I’d take a quiet Sunday to try and recreate the key dates from my … Read more
If you want to succeed in political campaigning and lobbying, you’ll have read Frank Luntz. There are some words and phrases that land and others that lead people to shut down. Some words and phrases attract support in some political groups and lead others to revulsion. Political Babel If you are not interested … Read more
Copy what works I think it makes sense to copy what works and ditch what does not. I use this model when working to influence public policy, lobbying and campaigning. It involves looking at what works, chunking down the steps that made it work, detailing those steps, and replicating them. Some tweaking and constant improvement … Read more
Working with unconventional Coalitions If you want to win in Brussels, it makes sense to work as part of a coalition. I’d like to detail some cases of those coalitions – the unconventional – and some of the results they can deliver. I am not talking about the conventional coalitions – the Green 10 or … Read more