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The removal of just a few thousand of the million or so dams, weirs and other barriers across Europe’s rivers could restore as much as 50,000km of free-flowing waterways across the continent,... Read more
Representatives of the auto industry and civil society, along with senior figures in the European Commission and Parliament, have all signalled that 2035 may be the best date for ending the sale of fossil fuel cars and vans in the EU.
Europe could cut its dependence on imported critical raw materials by overhauling rules governing waste electrical equipment and ecodesign, an EU-funded project has concluded.
Adding a carbon footprint to consumer products using a system similar to EU energy labelling would be a “good idea”, a German minister said on Tuesday at the launch of a report suggesting zero-carbon materials would not substantially increase the cost of cars or buildings.
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