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The covid pandemic has brought home the dangers of over-exploiting the natural world, and European politicians must recognise biodiversity loss, climate change and health as inextricably linked, the European Parliament’s environment committee was warned on Thursday.
Last year was Europe’s hottest ever recorded, and from a global perspective was equalled only by 2016 in terms of highest annual average temperature, the EU’s satellite-based Copernicus Earth observation service reported on Friday.
EU member states are so far failing to focus their national Covid-19 recovery plans on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, according to the head of the UN Environment Programme.
Many eastern and central European member states are refusing to consult publicly on how they plan to use money available under the EU’s pandemic recovery fund, raising fears that billions of euros will be channeled to fossil fuel companies.
Airborne fine particulate matter was responsible for the premature deaths of around 417,000 people across Europe in 2018, according to the European Environment Agency, prompting renewed calls for ambitious new anti-pollution measures.
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