Europe is ready to deal mercury a final blow but why the delay?
In Europe, the regulatory work on reducing mercury emissions is on the right track. Decision-makers however delay an...
Month: November 2022
What will really change in the CAP in 2023?
As the European Commission reviews the remaining few national CAP Strategic Plans, putting the final touches to this...
Enabling future-fit work for all: beyond green jobs and (un)just transition
A new policy brief by the EEB argues that the EU’s approach to work within the just transition...
Justice not profit must shape new rules for business
The European Union promotes itself as a leader in defending human rights and building a sustainable future. But...
Commission set to be deceived by paper and cardboard industry on packaging’s sustainability
Some of Europe’s biggest forests are now emitting carbon and losing biodiversity. Paper and card remain a major...
A new path for 100% renewable energy in Spain
Spain could run on 100% renewables by 2050 or sooner, but it will take more than technological advances....
Progress and setbacks from COP27
The European Union cannot rely on the United Nations process to deliver and must reinforce its own climate...
The elephant in the room of EU climate action
As COP 27 draws to a close, and as we reach the seventh anniversary of the Paris Agreement,...
How to combat high energy prices – and how not to
Subsidising high energy prices might seem the obvious answer to the cost of living crisis, but it is...
Mapping out space for nature-positive renewables
EU plans to expand renewables will reshape land uses in Europe, and this may trigger conflict. Decision-makers must...
