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At least 77% of articles reported for non-compliance with chemical rules to the EU’s Safety Gate system came from outside the bloc in 2020, according to an analysis conducted by chemicals industry... Read more
Industrial irrigation systems, building on protected habitats and inappropriate tree planting are among projects that governments plan to support with EU covid recovery funding, the Greens have warned in a letter to the European Commission.
An increase in output from gas-fired power plants has seen the share of fossil fuels in Europe’s generation mix exceed levels seen in 2019, according to an analysis by the climate think tank Ember.
The European Commission unveiled on Wednesday its updated Industrial Strategy, featuring new commitments to boost the ‘green and digital’ transitions in light of the Covid-19 crisis. Here’s what you need to know.
Well over half of residents in 15 European cities want to see more space for greenery, public transport and walking as the continent invests in a post-pandemic recovery, according to a new YouGov survey.
As the trickle of member states’ post-covid investment plans turns into a torrent, ENDS takes you through what to look out for to see if the promised ‘green recovery’ can materialise.
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With Europe entering a new period of covid restrictions, will we see a return to the clear skies of Lockdown 1.0? And what will it mean for the EU’s packed legislative schedule?
With the coronavirus pandemic resurging across Europe, and the threat of fresh lockdowns looming, what will it take to keep plans for the European Year of Rail in 2021 on track? Richard Weyndling investigates
Three months ago many countries entered a painful lockdown to limit the spread of novel coronavirus. The result of this situation has been a significant cut in air pollution and carbon emissions, but a recent study suggests they are already rebounding as constraints are lifted
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