EU’s Nature Restoration Law must implement COP15 outcomes
The EU is playing a catching up game against time to tackle the biodiversity loss and its consequences...
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Nature beyond biodiversity: why restoration matters
The call to restore nature is urgent and non-negotiable: the key time frame of 2020-30 is slowly lapsing...
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...
Nature protection is not an obstacle for renewables
Environmental protection must not fall victim to Europe’s urgency for accelerating renewables deployment to get rid of Russian...
Council of EU Presidencies, Past and Present – Green or Not?
Greater environmental ambition is urgently needed as the baton passes from a disappointing Slovenian Presidency to France. A...
The empty green tin of the new CAP
The new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was deemed greener and fairer by the European Commission (EC) and most...
EU Forest Strategy: Farming ministers against our leafy heritage
The Commission put forward a new Forest Strategy linked to the Fit for 55 package in July which...
How green was Portugal’s EU presidency?
Despite a major breakthrough on chemicals policy, the European Union made lacklustre progress towards a robust green transition...
Restoring the natural link between biodiversity and climate
Ecosystem restoration is a golden opportunity to repair biodiversity, combat climate change and improve human health, a major...
MEPs: Voting for biodiversity is the natural choice
The European Parliament has a rare opportunity to boost the ambition of the EU’s Biodiversity Strategy by voting...
