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Widely used plastic melamine is one of four substances that the European Chemicals Agency has announced should be added to the EU authorisation list due to its health and environmental impacts.

Denmark is set to adopt the world’s most ambitious national climate target, overtaking the UK’s target by one percentage point.

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The Danish presidency has tabled a fresh compromise text on the EU’s anti-deforestation rules that would require a review ...

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Green groups have stepped up efforts to banish fossil fuel companies from political decision-making processes, as several EU ...

Are banks and investors doing enough to ensure the energy transition is fair for all? - Oxfam et al.

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EU agriculture ministers discuss on Monday food security and support for farmers as part of the post-2027 Common Agricultural Policy, while COP30 enters its final week in Belém, Brazil.

The EU Council was justified in rejecting a request to review temporary rules meant to boost the roll-out of renewable energy in light of the war in Ukraine, the General Court has ruled.