European Commission — latest ecology news
Oil and gas companies are still not satisfied with the proposals, as they had called for the legislative act itself to be relaxed
Every year, up to 600,000 tonnes of textiles are destroyed even without being used
The European Commission has excluded a number of products from the regulations on deforestation and removable batteries
Calculations for countries in a risk group that is as yet unknown will be based on standard emission values rather than actual figures
The system must be as closely aligned with the European one as possible in order to avoid disruption when they are actually merged in the third phase
Lithuania will provide funding for the energy-efficient refurbishment of buildings and promote sustainable transport
Cyprus will even establish an additional European firefighting center
Funding will come from revenues generated by the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)
Amid geopolitical and energy instability, striking a balance between maintaining competitiveness and meeting climate goals is becoming increasingly difficult for the EU
EU officials and industry leaders are actively seeking alternatives to Russian energy sources
The EU executive has not yet commented on this appeal
Public discussion of the government's proposals will continue until June 8