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The European Chemicals Agency has asked for feedback on proposals to add more persistent organic pollutants to the Stockholm Convention, most of which are either restricted or listed as substances of very high concern in the EU.
Green groups have hit out at the EU executive’s proposal to give green hydrogen producers five years before they will have to prove their electrolysers are powered by purpose-built renewable sources.
The proposal to release €20bn worth of emissions allowances to help end Europe’s dependence on Russian oil and gas will not have a major effect on the EU carbon market, a European Commission official has said.
The European Commission plans to set food waste reduction targets as part of a wider revision of EU rules to reduce waste generation and increase re-use and recycling.
In the run-up to crunch global talks on limits for persistent organic pollutants in waste, a green group has accused the EU Council of pushing for an ‘outrageously high’ limit for dioxins.
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Amid supply and sustainability concerns for key raw materials for batteries, industry figures have warned that Europe could be sleeping on greener and cheaper alternative chemistries.
ENDS Europe looks at why it took half a century for political leaders to start taking scientists’ warnings seriously in the ‘Limits to Growth’.
Maxime Peeters, sustainability expert at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, discusses the role ports can play in driving down Europe’s industrial emissions.
The EPP lawmaker talks to ENDS Europe about reviving the MidCat gas pipeline in light of the war in Ukraine, the role of hydrogen in the EU energy mix and why there is ‘room for improvement’ in the green taxonomy.
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