Articles tagged with: biodiversity
Redefining Europe’s industrial landscape Partner Content
18 Nov Energy & Environment
Redefining Europe’s industrial landscape
In recent years, circular forest-based bioeconomy industries have been a key driver of the European economy, while positively contributing to climate change mitigation. A dinner at the European Parliament in Strasbourg brought together MEPs, policymakers and leaders to explore how this transformed sector can contribute to a renewed EU Industrial Strategy.
It’s official: EU deforestation law gets put on backburner
15 Nov EU Institutions
It’s official: EU deforestation law gets put on backburner
The European Parliament has voted to amend and postpone the EU deforestation law that was about to come into force. Critics say the move hollows out an already weakened law.
After 2022 toxic algae bloom, locals work to save Poland’s Oder river
24 Jul Energy & Environment
After 2022 toxic algae bloom, locals work to save Poland’s Oder river
Questions remain about the 2022 environmental disaster, which the EU called a ‘perfect storm’ of climate change and poor regulation.
We must maintain existing environmental safeguards and align the Renewable Energy Directive with nature Partner Content
14 Dec
We must maintain existing environmental safeguards and align the Renewable Energy Directive with nature
An open letter to Executive Vice President Timmermans
Time for the EU to close its domestic ivory market?
21 Oct
Time for the EU to close its domestic ivory market?
If the EU is serious about fighting elephant poaching, it must completely close its domestic ivory market and ban all ivory imports and re-exports, argue Frédérique Ries and Arnaud Goessens.
Battle lines being drawn ahead of a key vote by MEPs on future of EU farm policy
17 Oct
Battle lines being drawn ahead of a key vote by MEPs on future of EU farm policy
Ahead of Tuesday 20 October vote, the European Parliament’s political groups have been engaged in last minute discussions on their positions.