The average condition of European forests appears to have worsened over the past decade, with more wooded areas experiencing a loss in foliage than an increase, according to the Ministerial... Read more
The German environment minister speaks to ENDS about the challenges of holding the EU Council presidency during a pandemic, the prospects of a ‘green recovery’ and this year’s federal elections.
Environmental campaigners and the farming lobby were at odds on Tuesday over how the European Commission should legislate to cut pesticide across Europe, at a conference that coincided with the launch of a consultation on plans reforms to the EU’s Sustainable Use of Pesticides Directive.
Three environmental groups have called on the European Commission to crack down on what they describe as continuing violations of the Industrial Emissions Directive and limits on sulphur dioxide pollution in Bulgaria.
The surge in renewable power over the past two decades has not only reduced the EU’s impact on climate change, but has also markedly cut the potential for land, air and water pollution, a new study by the European Environment Agency has found.
Ireland’s major turf company has announced it will no longer extract peat for energy purposes as it seeks to accelerate its transformation into a “climate solutions company”, following a milestone high court ruling in 2019.
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Speculation in Brussels is mounting over whether the Biden administration will be able to turn the tide on climate action, as a familiar war over words breaks out again over vegan food products.
João Pedro Matos Fernandes, Portuguese environment and climate minister, speaks to ENDS about the prospects of a green recovery as his government takes over the rotating presidency of the EU Council.
The wheels of the Brussels machine have slowly begun to turn after an exhausting end to 2020 as policymakers gear up for a crunch year of climate action.
No trace of any snow in Brussels, but there has been a flurry of legislative activity in the last week before the Christmas break: on climate, trains and transparency. And there is every chance 2021 will prove to be even busier.
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With MEPs and agriculture ministers coming under fire from green campaigners over their positions on a reformed Common Agriculture Policy. Here’s what is at stake for the environment.
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