Environment policy in the European Union
The CEOs of Europe’s seven leading truck and bus manufacturers warned at the IAA Transportation in Hanover that Europe’s shift to zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles is still being held back by an alarming delay in the conditions that are needed to drive market uptake.
As catastrophic wildfires sweep across Southern Europe, WWF warns that the EU is sleepwalking into a permanent wildfire crisis while simultaneously weakening key environmental protections that help safeguard people, economies and nature from climate impacts.
The EU Right to Repair Directive, which encourages sustainable consumption by making it easier to repair products instead of replacing them, came into force on 31 July.
The EU’s Directive on common rules promoting the repair of goods aims to promote more sustainable consumption by increasing repair both within and outside the legal guarantee.
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The Commission has put forward two recommendations to guide EU states on compliance solutions and penalties regimes under the EU Regulation to reduce methane emissions in the energy sector.
The European Commission has unveiled its proposal for the heavily debated reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) as well as its Electrification Action Plan (EAP).
