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Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy

Bug food for pets was never Plan A — it’s the last resort for insect producers to stay afloat. They blame EU bureaucracy. “I wake up every morning for the fish, not

23/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

EU roughly on track to hit 2030 emissions goal, Brussels says

BRUSSELS — The European Union is “well on track” to reach its 2030 goal to cut 55 percent of planet-warming emissions, according to new findings released Wednesday. The European Commission, the EU’s executive, based the conclusions on countries’ updated climate

28/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

EU officially retires its ‘no cherry-picking’ Brexit line

LONDON — It used to be one of the iron laws of Brexit. Not anymore. The

How CAP reform can secure Europe’s food future and set a global standard

The EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is grounded in the recognition that people, land, and society are

‘They should be ashamed’: Green backsliding is wrecking Europe, EU’s first climate chief warns

COPENHAGEN — Connie Hedegaard remembers when climate was Europe’s great unifier. More than a decade ago, as the EU’s first climate commissioner, she helped turn carbon policy into a pillar of Brussels’

EU planned to pass climate burden to poor countries, but did no analysis

EU officials did not assess the economic or environmental impacts of a contentious plan to pay poorer countries to cut pollution on Europe’s behalf, the EU executive has admitted in response to a

07/08/2025

Carbon·Emissions·Emissions Trading System·Energy and Climate·Policy·Pollution

Copenhagen’s guide to sustainable tourism

Elisabeth Braw is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, the author of the award-winning “Goodbye Globalization” and a regular columnist for POLITICO. For many locals the world over, this summer —

06/08/2025

Affordable housing·Beyond the Bubble·Carbon·Cities·Commentary·Cycling·Environment·Living Cities·Public transport·Railways·Services·Society and culture·sustainable tourism·Tourism·Urban mobility

Europe’s big trash-burning experiment has become a dirty headache

The little Basque village of Zubieta has an unlikely talent for a place its size: This community of 300 souls can make the trash of half a million people vanish into thin

27/07/2025

Climate was a safe space for the EU and China. Not anymore.

BRUSSELS ― EU leaders winged their way back from Beijing Thursday, clutching a precious and rare win — a joint agreement with China to fight global warming. This is a good thing

With US out of picture, EU tries to fill the climate void with China

For decades, the only meaningful deals China struck with any other nation to reduce its enormous output of greenhouse gases were with the world’s other largest polluter, the United States. Now, the

The Lib Dems have a plan to start banging on about the climate

LONDON — The Liberal Democrats — the third-biggest party in the U.K. parliament — reckon they have found a winning political formula. Talking about the climate. A lot. Fresh from landing a

21/07/2025

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Energy security or green revolution: Can the EU have both?

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Brexit reset talks take first step forward since summit

LONDON — Brexit reset talks took a step forward on Wednesday as the European Commission outlined its negotiating plans on agri-food standards and carbon emissions trading. The Commission published draft proposals for

16/07/2025

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Plastic waste is a solvable problem

Arms aloft, the president of the United Nations Environment Assembly triumphantly told delegates in Kenya: “Plastic pollution has grown into an epidemic. With today’s resolution, we are officially on track for a

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Carbon

Insect-based pet food, the latest byproduct of EU bureaucracy

EU roughly on track to hit 2030 emissions goal, Brussels says

EU officially retires its ‘no cherry-picking’ Brexit line

How CAP reform can secure Europe’s food future and set a global standard

‘They should be ashamed’: Green backsliding is wrecking Europe, EU’s first climate chief warns

EU planned to pass climate burden to poor countries, but did no analysis

Copenhagen’s guide to sustainable tourism

Europe’s big trash-burning experiment has become a dirty headache

Climate was a safe space for the EU and China. Not anymore.

With US out of picture, EU tries to fill the climate void with China

The Lib Dems have a plan to start banging on about the climate

Energy security or green revolution: Can the EU have both?

Brexit reset talks take first step forward since summit

Plastic waste is a solvable problem

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