The legal case that could reshape EU climate action
The EUโs highest Court is faced with a legal case that could potentially reshape climate action in the EU by 2030, writes Romain Didi and Gerry Liston.
The EUโs highest Court is faced with a legal case that could potentially reshape climate action in the EU by 2030, writes Romain Didi and Gerry Liston.
Only four EU countries have submitted their long-term climate and energy plans on time, with the European Commission planning to remind the laggards at informal ministerial meetings.
The EUโs second major climate law, the effort sharing framework which tasks richer countries with reducing emissions more strongly than poorer ones, is under fire just as the European Commission is on the cusp of enforcing it.
The European Union stands as a leader in global efforts to combat climate change, driven by a commitment to secure a sustainable future for all. At the heart of EU climate action lies the European Green Deal, a framework for transforming the EU into a …
A senior official vowed Poland’s new government would no longer block EU climate action.
EU Climate Action Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra has refused to disclose who he consulted for when working for management consultancy McKinsey, in a letter to the European Parliament seen by Euractiv.
The UN conference on reducing global emission starts Thursday in Dubai.
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The European Commission put forward deputy Dutch Prime Minister Wopke Hoekstra on Tuesday (29 August) to head the EU’s climate action following Frans Timmermans’ resignation – but environmental organisations and politicians have already raised concerns.
Wopke Hoekstra now faces a tough grilling in the European Parliament.
The EU’s Nature Restoration Law is “obviously needed” and must not be blocked by the European Parliament, German climate activist Luisa Neubauer told EURACTIV in an interview on Tuesday (11 July) ahead of a crucial vote on the law.