As the European Commission prepares its ‘winter preparedness’ plan for possible gas shortages, member states are ramping up measures to ease the burden of rising prices on citizens. Some are greener... Read more
The partial collapse of the Punta Rocca glacier in the Italian Alps, which last Sunday caused the death of at least 10 people with two more still missing at the time of writing, has been explicitly attributed to climate change.
Forest sector groups appear to have successfully rallied single-minded Nordic member states behind efforts to water down the EU Council’s negotiating position on a raft of climate and energy files.
As the debate over Energy Charter Treaty reform comes to a head this week, the European Parliament has drawn a clear line in the sand, with overwhelming support for a resolution adopted today suggesting that a half-hearted reform of the agreement that allows continued fossil fuel investment is unlikely to get past the assembly.
As much of the continent swelters under an early heatwave, city governments are mobilising to shelter citizens from its worst impacts. But is it enough?
MEPs from across the political divide have spoken out against what they claim is an unprecedented barrage of lobbying as they vote on key climate legislation. Could it push Parliament to adopt tighter rules in future?
MEPs on the environment committee narrowly voted on Wednesday to endorse a proposal that would prohibit the sale of internal combustion engine cars and vans from 2035. But several measures proposed by rapporteur Jan Huitema did not make the cut – in one case thanks to a single vote.
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