EU — latest ecology news
To reduce dependence on fossil fuels, the European Union aims to accelerate the development of green energy
This could create regulatory uncertainty and undermine industrial resilience across entire sectors
Experts say that in just one quarter, the shift to electric vehicles has reduced oil demand by 2 million barrels per year
The largest decline was seen in the energy production sector, as well as in the housing and industrial sectors
The key argument is the status of a candidate for EU membership
Countries that have been successful in collecting single-use plastics use REW and a deposit-return system
At the same time, the European Union aims to mitigate the impact of the energy crisis by reducing taxes on clean energy
Residents of low-income neighborhoods typically live without access to quality green spaces
In particular, economic activity in the construction sector has declined
The maximum fine applies to repeat offenses, including the intentional destruction of food products
Every year, employment in this sector grows by an average of 5.5%
The Q2 results will be released on July 6, 2026