European Green Deal — latest ecology news
It was originally planned for the first quarter of 2025
Changes in the rhetoric of politicians are in most cases associated with changes in the governing bodies of states
Government officials and analysts suggest alternative figures ranging from 78% to 85%.
The delay may be due to a slight freeze in legislative processes in the EU during the European Parliament elections, as well as due to the presence of political pressure.
The changes will potentially affect the requirements for measuring emissions of this greenhouse gas and its maximum permissible levels
The countries of the bloc aim to reduce anthropogenic pollution to a level safe for human health and the environment by 2050
The European Commission once again reminded of the urgency of reforming the environmental control system
The value of the free quotas provided is in the tens of billions of euros
In particular, a complete failure was recorded in the reuse of materials and an increase in greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture and forestry
Brussels will release most EU companies from cross -border carbon emissions
Politicians suggest returning to the era that preceded the green wave of 2019
One of the reasons is the need for bloc countries to return funds received for recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic