EU — latest ecology news

There are plans to adapt the emissions trading scheme to the EU’s climate target

Calling for a reduction in emissions whilst offering products and services that are harmful to the environment is considered hypocritical

The felling of old trees leaves the undergrowth unprotected, which could threaten the survival of primeval forests

This greenhouse gas emissions levy is causing significant losses in the steel and cement industries

The price for the fourth quarter will be announced on 4 January 2027

This concerns emission permits and regulations relating to methane

Most food waste is generated in households – it is thrown away by residents themselves, rather than by restaurants or supermarkets

Even based on incomplete data for the year, data centres in the EU consumed as much energy as the whole of Croatia

Lobbyists are using the energy crisis and the prospect of future losses to industry as arguments

Due to the war in the Middle East, EU countries have already overpaid €90 billion for fossil fuels

The government considers 19 years to be a perfectly realistic timeframe for restructuring the country’s energy balance

There are plans to raise the quota removal threshold to 800 million and reinstate it from 2031