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This week’s blog is written from London, where many people are roaming freely while most of Europe is in lockdown, grappling with a deadly virus that has already killed some 5,000 people
A busy week that saw the European Commission present two major parts of its European Green Deal – an industrial strategy and New Circular Economy Action Plan – were perhaps inevitably overshadowed by the inexorable march of Covid-19 across Europe
With the EU institutions reporting their first cases of coronavirus, the usual flow of events and policy pow-wows in Brussels has begun to dry up. Could it have broader implications for environmental policy as well?
Decarbonising the heating of bloc's housing stock is one of the toughest challenges standing in the way of the goal to achieve carbon net-neutrality by 2050. At an event this week in Brussels, experts weighed in on how to solve the problem
Former commissioner for environment and for science and research Janez Potocnik speaks to ENDS about the EU executive’s New Circular Economy Action Plan unveiled this month, a vindication of his conviction that management of natural resources must play in any attempt to create a truly sustainable economic and social model
Following the row last month over the EU's projects of common interest list, which angered green groups by including gas infrastructure, Eurogas's James Watson speaks to ENDS about his vision for how the gas industry can help the bloc meet its climate change goals
Interview: ENDS speaks to the liberal Renew Europe group’s chair of the European Parliament’s environment committee, Pascal Canfin, about the commission’s progress on climate and environmental policy
European Trade Union Confederation confederal secretary Ludovic Voet, who leads on climate policy for the organisation representing 45 million workers, speaks to ENDS about about workers’ role in tackling the climate crisis, a truly pan-European ‘just transition’, and why corporate lobbying on climate policy must be resisted
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