With US president Joe Biden set to come to Brussels next week, campaigners are hoping for more than just warm words on climate action, as the head of the UN warns we are nearing the point of no... Read more
Ahead of World Environment Day, a rift has opened up over European Commission guidelines to member states on the marketing of single-use plastic items
As coronavirus restrictions gradually ease in Brussels, campaigners are back to making a splash with stunts in the European quarter, while details of what to expect in the major package of ‘fit for 55’ climate announcements in mid-July are becoming clearer.
With talks on a reformed Common Agricultural Policy set to come to a head next week, the mood among green groups is grim. Are the promises of the European Green Deal already starting to unravel?
The much awaited ‘fit for 55’ legislative package designed to meet the EU’s 55% greenhouse gas emissions reduction target by 2030, will be published on 14 July, Bastille Day. Could it also herald a revolution?
Anne-Sofie Bäckar, executive director of advocacy group ChemSec, talks to ENDS about “disturbing” discrepancies in EU chemicals data, tackling the PFAS threat, and what it will take to make good on the promises of the European Green Deal.
The idea of treating ecocide as a crime is gathering momentum and corporate decision-makers have as much to fear as some political leaders, Jojo Mehta, director of the campaign group Stop Ecocide International, tells ENDS
It’s been more than two decades since Erin Brockovich proved PG&E was poisoning a Californian town and she’s been holding polluters across the world to account ever since. She talks to ENDS about chromium VI, PFAS and why communities need to get smart and enter the fray.
As Europe aims to reduce its climate impact to zero in less than 30 years, the time has come for a root and branch reform of regulations that were “not created for this level of ambition”, William Todts, the head of campaign group Transport & Environment, tells ENDS.
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Lithuanian, 28 years old, minister for economy and innovation since 2017, Virginijus Sinkevicius has been appointed European Commissioner for Environment and Oceans
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