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Textiles, construction, electronics and mobility are the key sectors addressed in the circular economy action plan that the European Commission is expected to publish on 4 March alongside the EU... Read more
Energy commissioner Kadri Simson has confirmed that the European Commission is still waiting for the final National Energy and Climate Plans from nine member states and that she envisages the EU to increase its 2030 greenhouse gas emissions reduction target to at least 50%
Climate campaigners have called on EU leaders to address the slowdown in renewable energy growth after the latest official figures showed the bloc’s 2020 target could be at risk
More of Europe’s electricity was generated by wind turbines than hydroelectric power stations for the first time in 2018, while official data shows the EU was two points shy of meeting its 20% overall renewable energy target for 2020
The European Chemicals Agency has added four chemicals to its list of substances of very high concern, bringing the list to 205. It has also proposed restrictions on 4,000 chemicals used in tattoo inks
The European Central Bank has a role to play in climate action, members of the European Parliament committee on economic and monetary affairs said on Thursday
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Important deadlines relating to chemicals labelling, restriction of hazardous substances and chemicals, plant protection products and rail freight are coming up in January and February
German lawmaker Michael Bloss, one of a crop of millennial environmentalists carried into the European Parliament on the 'green wave' that washed across northern Europe, talks to ENDS about the European Green Deal, power dynamics in the parliament, and the need for transparency over lobbying
Draft rules on the use of lead in polyvinyl chloride, a widespread synthetic plastic, have met the opposition of the European Parliament’s environment committee, which on Tuesday voted against a regulation to set maximum acceptable levels
While the UK is now set to leave the EU this month, much of the hard work on shaping its future relationship with the bloc is just beginning. Begonia Filgueira talks to ENDS about the implications for environmental law
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