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If PFAS levels are exceeded, member states will have to take measures up to and including closing wells
Europe is only working on a plan to phase out PFAS, and the French government's actions should have set a positive precedent
Europe will predict the likely impact of chemicals in advance to prevent negative consequences from their use
In 2025, a 16-day heat wave kept temperatures at 45 °C
The main focus in both Ukraine and the EU has been on finding a balance between the economy and the environment, while the main challenge for global climate policy has been the radical change in the US position
Constant changes to legislation confuse businesses and make cooperation with the EU unpredictable
In particular, this concerns the production of organic chemicals, as well as certain processes in the manufacture of batteries and glass
The EU encourages exporters to use verified data
Officials acknowledged that the system was too broad, cumbersome, and provided too many opportunities for circumvention
The leaders in the production of "green" gases are France, Germany, Italy, Denmark, and the United Kingdom
Officials want to eliminate loopholes that could allow foreign manufacturers to avoid climate costs
After the framework law was adopted, the state did not provide businesses with any practical explanations regarding its implementation