The European Commission has narrowed down the list of EU Emission Trading System (ETS) sectors eligible for public funding, targeting only those they see as being at risk of so-called carbon leakage,... Read more
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen pledged on Wednesday to upgrade the EU’s 2030 emissions reduction target from 40% to 55% based on 1990 levels. Here’s what we have learned this week about the commission’s climate change ambitions
The share of nuclear in European power generation continues to drop compared to renewables, according to a report launched on Thursday, while experts voiced scepticism about the potential role of nuclear fusion and hydrogen in a zero-carbon future
Europe should pump innovation funding into Norway's carbon sequestration programme, prime minister Erna Solberg said on Thursday as the International Energy Agency warned deployment must be increased twentyfold if Paris climate goals are to be met
Brussels policy experts have hailed China’s pledge to become ‘carbon neutral’ by 2060, a key request from the EU, as good news ahead of next year’s UN climate talks, but have warned fresh emissions reduction targets must be accompanied by ‘really ambitious plans’
A European Commission review looking at the effectiveness of the EU industrial emissions directive has concluded that more transparency and participation in the decision-making process on permitting needs to be made available for civil society
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With the European Commission seeking views on new ecodesign rules, can the EU finally break the business model of planned obsolence that's driving consumers to despair?
ECHA executive directive Bjorn Hansen speaks to ENDS about the upcoming Chemicals Strategy, fixing REACH’s backlog of missing data and the EU’s need for an integrated approach to assessing substances
The second week of (new) normal business after the summer break has seen Brussels green deal politicking gathering pace, as California’s orange skies serve as an urgent reminder of what is at stake
EU legislation could promote higher environmental standards in supply chains across the world, according to Helen Bellfield, policy director at Global Canopy. But efforts must be ‘targeted’ and exporters of key commodities need support
How clean is the water at your favourite swimming site? Click through to view an interactive map with details of the quality of the EU's 22,000 monitored bathing sites in 2019
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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