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- EU Taxonomy: Environmental groups take EU to court over 'green' gas label
- ClientEarth, the WWF European Policy Office, Transport & Environment (T&E), and BUND (Friends of the Earth Germany) filed a case on 18 April in the Court of ... — last modified 19 April 2023, 16:23 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Start of proceedings in legal challenge to EU approval of genetically engineered maize
- Testbiotech has filed a new legal challenge against EU approval for the import of genetically engineered maize. — last modified 14 November 2019, 16:08 CET — filed under: Food & Drink, Consumer, EU Law-environment, Agriculture — Relevance: 1%
- MEPs call for EU directive on biowaste
- Compulsory separate collection and recycling of biowaste should be a central plank of a new EU biowaste directive, said MEPs in a resolution adopted on Tuesday. — last modified 06 July 2010, 22:59 CET — filed under: waste, EU Law-environment, European Parliament — Relevance: 1%
- Euro-MPs approve stricter rules on industrial emissions
- Clearer rules and cleaner air are among the aims of the Industrial Emissions Directive approved by the European Parliament on Wednesday. Stricter limits will ... — last modified 07 July 2010, 22:39 CET — filed under: industry, EU Law-environment, emissions, European Parliament — Relevance: 1%
- Euro-MPs favour new labels for animal-friendly products
- A European Parliament committee has voted in favour of new product labelling to help consumers identify and choose animal welfare-friendly products. — last modified 01 June 2010, 00:18 CET — filed under: Agriculture, EU Law-environment, animal, labelling, Consumer — Relevance: 1%
- EU set to cap emission allowances from 2013
- The European Commission today adopted a decision which determines for the first time a ceiling or 'cap' on the number of emission allowances that will be ... — last modified 09 July 2010, 15:48 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment, emissions — Relevance: 1%
- Illegal Bialowieza logging could cost Poland EUR 100,000 a day
- Poland will have to pay a EUR 100,000 penalty per day if it continues banned logging activities in the EU-protected Bialowieza Forest, one of the last ... — last modified 22 November 2017, 00:01 CET — filed under: Headline1, Poland, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Poland's Bialowieza Forest logging 'infringes EU law'
- It is unlawful to increase logging in Poland's Bialowieza Forest, the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice confirmed in an opinion issued Tuesday. ... — last modified 21 February 2018, 22:55 CET — filed under: Environment, Poland, Headline2, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Final court decision stops attempt to open up Pirin World Heritage site for construction
- WWF and other NGOs in the For the Nature coalition have won the final court case against the government of Bulgaria's plans to open Pirin National Park, a ... — last modified 17 January 2019, 14:01 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment, Bulgaria — Relevance: 1%
- EU agrees increased public scrutiny of environment-related acts
- The EU Parliament and Member States reached provisional political agreement Monday on amending the Aarhus Regulation to allow for increased public scrutiny of ... — last modified 16 July 2021, 00:20 CET — filed under: Headline2, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- European Court of Justice does not request a more detailed investigation of risks of genetically engineered soybeans
- Today, the European Court of Justice published the decision on a legal case filed by Testbiotech together with the European Network of Scientists for Social ... — last modified 12 September 2019, 16:50 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment, Agriculture — Relevance: 1%
- EU aims for safer electric cars
- The European Commission proposed today to ensure that electric cars placed on the European market are safe and that consumers are protected against direct ... — last modified 15 June 2010, 23:57 CET — filed under: Cars, electrical, EU Law-environment, safety — Relevance: 1%
- Sustainable fishing practices cannot be postponed: European Commission
- The European Commission calls on EU Member States to urgently take action in implementing the EU 'Mediterranean Regulation', adopted in 2006, which aims to ... — last modified 08 June 2010, 20:13 CET — filed under: Fisheries, EU Law-environment, Mediterranean — Relevance: 1%
- EU sets higher energy-saving standards for buildings built after 2020
- On Tuesday, MEPs approved the EU's new energy efficiency legislation for buildings, which will help consumers cut their energy bills and the EU as a whole to ... — last modified 18 May 2010, 18:10 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment, Energy — Relevance: 1%
- Euro-MPs urge more time for combustion plants to comply with emission limits
- Certain combustion plants, including some fossil-fuel power stations, should be allowed extra time to meet stricter rules on industrial emissions, Euro-MPs ... — last modified 04 May 2010, 23:15 CET — filed under: industry, EU Law-environment, emissions, European Parliament — Relevance: 1%
- Malta breaking EU law on wild birds: EU Court
- Malta has failed to fulfil its obligations under EU law in its adoption of a derogation regime to allow the trapping of seven species of wild birds, the ... — last modified 22 June 2018, 00:03 CET — filed under: Environment, Headline2, EU Law-environment, Malta — Relevance: 1%
- Public has a right to information on pesticide dangers, rules EU Court
- Safety tests conducted by the chemical industry and used by regulators to assess the dangers of pesticides must be disclosed, the EU's top court ruled on ... — last modified 24 November 2016, 20:27 CET — filed under: Environment, Chemicals, Headline2, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Portugal must comply with Natura 2000 rules, warns EC
- The European Commission has requested that Portugal ensure coastal developments in sensitive natural areas are fully compliant with EU environmental protection ... — last modified 24 June 2010, 21:59 CET — filed under: Tourism, EU Law-environment, Portugal — Relevance: 1%
- German energy law did not involve state aid: EU Court
- A German law that gave support to businesses producing electricity from renewable energy sources did not involve state aid, the EU Court said Thursday in a ... — last modified 29 March 2019, 00:16 CET — filed under: Germany, Headline2, EU Law-environment, Competition — Relevance: 1%
- Logging in Bialowieza Forest broke law: EU Court
- Increasing logging operations in Poland's Białowieza Forest nature reserve infringed EU law, the European Court of Justice ruled Tuesday in a final judgement. — last modified 20 April 2018, 00:14 CET — filed under: Poland, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Euro-MPs urge application of common EU energy rules
- The EU should accelerate the application of common energy policy rules, and the policy itself must aim to improve competitiveness, security of supply and ... — last modified 09 June 2010, 17:08 CET — filed under: Single Market, Energy, EU Law-environment, European Parliament — Relevance: 1%
- Dieselgate: VW can be sued in EU states where cars sold
- German car manufacturer Volkswagen could be sued for damages in the courts of EU member states' where their cars are resold with manipulated car emissions ... — last modified 10 July 2020, 00:20 CET — filed under: Cars, Headline2, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Euro-MPs vote to curb energy consumption
- MEPs approved today EU energy efficiency legislation for buildings and the new layout of the EU energy efficiency label. — last modified 28 April 2010, 23:28 CET — filed under: Energy, EU Law-environment, European Parliament — Relevance: 1%
- Court upholds EC decision on state aid to UK's Hinkley nuclear plant
- The EU's top Court upheld Thursday a Commission decision to approve aid provided by the UK in favour of the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station, dismissing ... — last modified 12 July 2018, 22:31 CET — filed under: Energy, Headline2, EU Law-environment, UK — Relevance: 1%
- CASELEX:EU:2008:122 - European Court of Justice, European Union European Administrative Law, Environmental Law, Transport Law
- European Court of Justice, European Union European Administrative Law, Environmental Law, Transport Law — last modified 22 April 2010, 16:45 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment, EU Law - transport — Relevance: 1%
- Commission failed to prove road threat to Iberian lynx: Court
- The European Commission has failed to prove that the upgrading of a transport link in Spain's Andalusia region risks the extinction of the Iberian lynx, ... — last modified 26 May 2010, 18:05 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- Genome editing: Legal expert criticises opinion of Attorney General of the EuCJ
- On 18 January, the Attorney General of the EU Court of Justice (EuCJ) published his position on whether or not so-called genome editing must be regulated under ... — last modified 02 March 2018, 00:08 CET — filed under: Environment, EU Law-environment, Agriculture — Relevance: 1%
- EU countries fall short in implementing environmental laws
- States are falling short in implementing EU environmental laws in areas such as waste management, air quality and water management, the EU Commission said on ... — last modified 06 February 2017, 23:24 CET — filed under: Headline, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- CAN Europe is intervening in the People's Climate Case
- Today, CAN Europe, has applied to the European General Court to intervene in the People's Climate Case - a case in which families and youth have challenged the ... — last modified 20 September 2018, 13:34 CET — filed under: EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%
- EU asks Poland to comply with rules on flood prevention
- The European Commission asks Poland to comply with EU environmental legislation in the area of flood prevention and risk management. — last modified 14 July 2010, 18:31 CET — filed under: Poland, EU Law-environment — Relevance: 1%