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The EU should encourage investments in fossil gas and nuclear power as part of its ‘green’ recovery plan, the International Energy Agency has suggested
Germany must steer a planned European recovery fund towards sustainable investments and maintain momentum on climate action when it takes the helm of the EU Council next month, the heads of the Greens/EFA group said on Tuesday
Environmental campaigners have urged EU environment ministers to put the climate and biodiversity crisis back on the agenda for a post-Covid recovery this week, following a European Council summit on Friday reported to have devoted little time to green issues
EU leaders have failed to agree on a €1.85trn economic recovery plan despite calls from environmental groups for strict green conditions
An open letter from parents urging action for future generations and a call for direct environmental support from city mayors in the EU’s east are among a raft of demands ahead of a European Council summit to discuss Europe’s post-lockdown recovery
Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez has announced a €3.75bn recovery plan for the automotive industry which includes incentives to buy vehicles with diesel and petrol engines in sharp contrast to a plan announced earlier this month by the German government
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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
Forty kilometres of cycle lanes are being carved out in Brussels in readiness for the gradual lifting of the Covid-19 lockdown. Some fear that the move will increase congestion and pollution, but for others the move is a necessary rebalancing
This week saw further examples of the tussle between those who see the coronavirus crisis as justification for the EU to double down on its climate and environment policy, and those who would use Covid-19 as a reason to shelve such ambitions
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