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Protection of water resources, of fresh and salt water ecosystems and of the water we drink and bathe in is one of the cornerstones of environmental protection ... last modified 03 August 2022, 22:54 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
Auditors assess EU wind and solar power initiatives
The European Court of Auditors published Tuesday a background paper with details of its enquiry into EU and Member State support for wind and solar ... last modified 21 February 2018, 00:26 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
MEPs keep alive greener farming
Members of the European Parliament today voted to continue the process of 'greening' European agriculture. However the changes don't go far enough, says ... last modified 13 March 2013, 17:27 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
Proposed Directive on Maritime Spatial Planning and Integrated Coastal Management
The Commission has launched a proposal to improve the planning of maritime activities at sea and the management of coastal areas. The proposal - which takes ... last modified 13 March 2013, 22:50 CET — filed under: — Relevance: 1%
WWF Says Europe Ran Out of Fish Today
As of 9 July, Europe has used up all domestic fish resources. European Fish Dependence Day marks the moment when the EU relies on fish and seafood imports for ... last modified 11 July 2019, 00:32 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
Independent Science-Based Taxonomy launched to save EU's official list of green investments
Environmental experts publish science-based Taxonomy and appeal to the investor community to use these new criteria instead last modified 18 January 2023, 16:37 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
September switch-off for halogen light bulbs in EU
Energy intensive and inefficient halogen light bulbs can no longer be sold across the EU as of 1 September, helping consumers save on energy bills and helping ... last modified 06 September 2018, 00:04 CET — filed under: , , , — Relevance: 1%
Air pollution causes 400,000 premature deaths in EU: report
Air pollution causes about 400,000 premature deaths in the EU and hundreds of billions of euros in health-related external costs, says a new report on the ... last modified 11 September 2018, 18:36 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
Biden win offers climate hope
Joe Biden has defeated Trump in the U.S. election, offering potential hope for people and the planet. last modified 07 November 2020, 21:54 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
Commissioner Vella seals his legacy for nature
Commissioner Vella has taken a stand for Europe’s precious nature and sealed his legacy. last modified 25 July 2019, 18:25 CET — filed under: — Relevance: 1%
Legal dossier: Cultivation of genetically engineered maize in the EU has to be suspended
According to a recent legal dossier, the pending applications for the cultivation of genetically engineered maize in the EU suffer from crucial deficiencies. ... last modified 08 December 2016, 00:18 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
More than one million Europeans stand up against glyphosate
Today, the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) to ban glyphosate, reform the EU pesticide approval process, and set mandatory targets to reduce pesticide use ... last modified 15 June 2017, 17:44 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
Energy and Environmental State aid Guidelines
The European Commission has adopted new rules on public support for projects in the field of environmental protection and energy. The guidelines will support ... last modified 09 April 2014, 21:35 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
EU sets out new 2030 targets for clean cars
The European Commission proposed new targets for EU fleet-wide average CO2 emissions of new passenger cars and vans Wednesday, in a bid to accelerate ... last modified 08 November 2017, 17:08 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
Driving Clean Mobility: Questions & Answers
The European Commission proposed on 8 November 2017 new targets for the EU fleet wide average CO2 emissions of new passenger cars and vans to help accelerate ... last modified 08 November 2017, 16:55 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
How much do the top 50 companies in the EU spend?
Lobbying in Brussels by Europe's 50 largest companies is happening in secret despite attempts to secure transparency, confirms new research released by Friends ... last modified 05 May 2010, 15:57 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
MEPs put brake on pesticides plan
The European Parliament blocked an EU Commission proposal Wednesday which would have exempted some chemicals in pesticides from being identified as endocrine ... last modified 05 October 2017, 13:18 CET — filed under: , , , — Relevance: 1%
EU pilot scheme to break regulatory barriers to innovation
The European Commission issued calls for expressions of interest on Thursday from projects contributing to EU plans on the circular economy, in a pilot scheme ... last modified 27 May 2016, 11:43 CET — filed under: , , , — Relevance: 1%
EU VAT rules upgraded to be more flexible and green
EU finance ministers agreed Tuesday to update current rules governing value-added tax (VAT) rates for goods and services, giving them more flexibility to apply ... last modified 14 December 2021, 23:55 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
How can the EU best meet its 2020 renewables target?
Climate change: Europe needs to move more than three times as fast over the next 12 years as it has over the last 12. last modified 24 September 2009, 16:22 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
Will Merkel II be green?
Angela Merkel’s victory in Germany’s election was not unexpected. What was less clear was who her coalition partner would be. The decline in the Social ... last modified 01 October 2009, 22:40 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
Ireland votes for a more effective EU
The Irish have voted to accept the Lisbon Treaty so, unless the Czech Republic or Poland decide unexpectedly to refuse to do so, the Treaty of Lisbon will come ... last modified 08 October 2009, 10:38 CET — filed under: , , , — Relevance: 1%
Acting locally, thinking globally
“Think global; act local” – the phrase often used by of Friends of the Earth – is an excellent philosophy. last modified 17 October 2009, 15:07 CET — filed under: , , , — Relevance: 1%
Major economies talk money, not targets
Most international discussion about climate change this week has been about finance, not targets. This is good news. Targets are important, but mainly for ... last modified 23 October 2009, 15:29 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
EU fails leadership test
EU leaders met last Thursday and Friday to discuss climate finances. They said that €100 billion a year should be transferred to the developing world by 2020 ... last modified 08 November 2009, 00:44 CET — filed under: — Relevance: 1%
Little progress, just a dustpan and brush
The Finance Ministers of the G20 economies met over the weekend in Scotland. UK Prime Minister Brown, who attended the meeting, won headlines for his support ... last modified 12 November 2009, 23:36 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
The EU and energy efficiency
The now-ratified Lisbon Treaty says that there will, in the future, be a common energy policy, but this is unlikely to have much practical impact. Yet the EU ... last modified 20 November 2009, 22:47 CET — filed under: , , — Relevance: 1%
Climate Answers
Climate change is the most serious issue ever to have faced humanity. Rightly, it is now high on the public, political, media and business agendas. However, ... last modified 27 May 2009, 23:08 CET — filed under: — Relevance: 1%
EU talks finance as well as targets
The EU is prepared to push for funding to help developing countries control emissions and deal with the effects of climate change, according to the current ... last modified 11 September 2009, 23:36 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
We have much to learn from Scandinavia
The Danish government has said that it will pay for poor nations, including the Maldives, to send people to the Copenhagen climate conference in December. This ... last modified 11 September 2009, 23:36 CET — filed under: , — Relevance: 1%
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The Week Ahead no. 626
Russia's aggression against Ukraine - packaging and packaging waste - ambient air quality - working conditions for platform workers - due diligence rules for companies - new 'ecodesign' rules - European Health Data Space

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