The European Commission published a roadmap on Tuesday to assess the policy options with which it aims to push the uptake of sustainable aviation fuel
The European Commission unveiled a new action plan on a circular economy, including proposals to tackle plastic pollution and plans for a new 'right to repair'. Here's what you need to know
The European Commission called on industries covered by the emissions trading system (ETS) to comply with the established deadline, despite a request by the sector for an extension in response to the Covid-19 economic slowdown
Lobbying by industry groups and support from EU member states has weakened new rules on titanium dioxide (TiO2), which was classified as a “suspected carcinogen” earlier this month, a transparency group has said.
Environmental groups have appealed to the EU to exclude government investment in decarbonisation from national deficit calculations to help accelerate the shift to a sustainable economy in the face of the Covid-19 crisis
EU countries retired 7.5 gigawatts (GW) of coal power capacity in 2019, representing more than a fifth (22%) of coal capacity retired globally, an annual survey by Greenpeace International, the Sierra Club, and the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air has shown
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Can it really be just three weeks – yes, it's about coronavirus again – since we reported the first signs of the shutdown in Brussels? The end of the second week of the Belgian lockdown that isn't quite a lockdown, has been marked by what Khaled Diab at the European Environmental Bureau has called a growing chorus of voices demanding that the principles of the European Green Deal should form the basis of any post-Covid-19 recovery plan.
Former commissioner for environment and for science and research Janez Potocnik speaks to ENDS about the EU executive’s New Circular Economy Action Plan unveiled this month, a vindication of his conviction that management of natural resources must play in any attempt to create a truly sustainable economic and social model
This week’s blog is written from London, where many people are roaming freely while most of Europe is in lockdown, grappling with a deadly virus that has already killed some 5,000 people
Following the row last month over the EU's projects of common interest list, which angered green groups by including gas infrastructure, Eurogas's James Watson speaks to ENDS about his vision for how the gas industry can help the bloc meet its climate change goals
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has promised a radical transformation of the EU economy through the European Green Deal, describing it as 'Europe’s man-on-the-moon moment'
Important deadlines relating to chemicals labelling, restriction of hazardous substances and chemicals, plant protection products and rail freight are coming up in January and February
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A key promise made by incoming European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen, a carbon border tax would protect EU industries producing goods in a less carbon intensive way than their international competitors. ENDS takes a look at what the proposal might mean in practice
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