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Of more than 12,000 chemicals that can be used to make food contact materials, five per cent have been flagged as hazardous by an international study.
Denmark has become the latest North Sea country to unveil plans for a hydrogen production hub to harness surplus power from renewables.
The EU and US can make climate neutrality “a new global benchmark” and can “set a global template” on green trade once Joe Biden takes up the presidency next year, according to top EU officials.
The EU Ombudsman has asked the European Commission to stop approving the use of potentially hazardous pesticides before full safety data has been provided by producers.
Stiff competition among coal-fired power plant operators has driven down the total of compensation payments to be disbursed in the first round of auctions under the country’s hard coal phase-out scheme.
The European Commission should encourage the uptake of sustainably sourced renewable fuels in its upcoming smart mobility strategy, a group of fuels associations has said.
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The EU will need a lot more windmills and solar farms as it ramps up its renewable power production – and that means more metals, says Guy Thiran, director general of trade association Eurometaux.
The EU’s first climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard talks to ENDS about her return to the Brussels bubble, why COP15 was not the failure many think it was and why the EU should hurry up and agree on a 55% emissions cut.
Pekka Pesonen, head of the EU’s powerful agriculture lobby group COPA-COGECA, talks to ENDS about the Common Agricultural Policy, Brexit and the prospect of Biden in the White House.
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