The problem with batteries
Batteries are an essential product on the path to decarbonization. But experts in the EU are increasingly concerned...
Month: May 2019
Walking the walk on the Sustainable Development Goals
Do you want to learn more about the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals? A new game tests your knowledge...
5 things we’ve learnt about the ‘green wave’ election
After a long night of election results from across the EU, META looks at five things we’re learnt...
Has Germany opened the floodgates of support for EU water law?
The German government has gone against the position of industry lobbyists trying to weaken legal protections for European...
‘Chemical dieselgate’ on eve of EU election
Voters have the chance to reduce the threat from toxic chemicals this week, with two parties pledging tougher...
What has the European Parliament done for climate? – META Podcast: Elections Special
This is the third episode of our ‘Elections Special’ series. In the run-up to the European elections, we...
‘Failing to vote is voting to fail’: Plastics ban proves the power of popular pressure
A tranche of new EU environmental laws, including a ban on single use plastics, has highlighted how people...
‘We’ll strike, you vote,’ say climate kids
School children around the world are set to hold their largest ever climate strike tomorrow as adults across...
Oiling the wheels of injustice
After a quarter of a century of legal battles, indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice...
Green superheroes need environmental rights to properly use their powers
Environment Commissioner Karmenu Vella kicked off a week of green events in Brussels yesterday with a call to...
