The European Commission has referred five member states to the European Court of Justice over air pollution failures and continued legal proceedings against bird trapping in Malta as part of its ...
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The EU27 Eye is a new fortnightly alert, exclusive to ENDS Europe subscribers, highlighting the latest key updates from the ENDS Europe Member State Monitor, a powerful new tool for tracking the ...
E-Mobility Europe’s secretary general Chris Heron speaks to ENDS about how a legislative “laser focus” on electric cars can give the European automotive industry a predictable regulatory environment ...
The European Commission has proposed overhauling the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) to replace the law’s ...
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The case for delaying the application of the EU’s carbon border levy to electricity - Bruegel
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Ireland has failed to correctly transpose a slew of requirements from the Water Framework Directive into its national legislation, the European Court of Justice has ruled.
Sweden’s chemicals agency is set to re-evaluate 38 pesticides which degrade into ‘forever chemical’ trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) to protect the country’s groundwater.
Europe’s recycling industry needs stronger domestic demand and protection from unfair foreign imports, a group of member states has told the European Commission.
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