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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

28/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

The welly vote: Nigel Farage wants to win big in Britain’s countryside

NORWICH, England — Keir Starmer broke the Conservatives’ monopoly on Britain’s rural heartlands. Nigel Farage reckons he can seize it next. Voters ditched their decades-old loyalty to the center-right Conservative Party at last year’s general election, voting in a wave of

03/08/2025

by LP Staff Writers

The London mayoralty’s quarter-life crisis

LONDON — Twenty-five years of a London mayor should have been cause for celebration. But 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

EU climate chief lobbied Germany to back weakened 2040 goal

BRUSSELS — The European Commission’s climate chief successfully lobbied Germany’s coalition government to endorse a controversial measure that weakens the EU’s next climate target. Wopke Hoekstra, the EU executive’s climate commissioner, held talks

02/06/2025

2040 climate target·Emissions·Energy and Climate·Fossil fuels·Sustainability

EU 2040 climate target with carbon credits expected in July, diplomats say

BRUSSELS — The European Commission’s 2040 climate target is expected on July 2 and will involve international carbon credit use, according to two diplomats. EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra told government representatives in

30/05/2025

2040 climate target·Emissions·Energy and Climate·Sustainability

Ola Källenius on Tariffs, Europe & the Strength of Germany’s Economy

Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music For German please scroll down. Ola Källenius has big plans: lower energy prices, smarter EU trade, and the most efficient electric car Mercedes has ever

29/05/2025

Asia economy·Carbon·Der Podcast·Electric vehicles·Emissions·Energy prices·European politics·German politics·Markets·Mobility·Playbook·Politics·Regulation·Tariffs·U.S. economy

Wildfires push forest destruction to 20-year high just as EU delays anti-deforestation rules

BRUSSELS — Tropical forest loss rocketed to a 20-year high in 2024 as climate change-fueled wildfires tore through some of the planet’s most important natural carbon sinks. Close to 7 million hectares

Everything you need to know about the UK-EU Brexit reset summit

LONDON — Keir Starmer wants to reset relations with the European Union. At a summit in London Monday, he’ll finally break ground on the first phase. What’s happening? European Commission President Ursula

19/05/2025

New Heathrow runway will boost annual CO2 emissions by 2.4 million tons, UK admits

LONDON — Opening a third runway at Heathrow Airport could result in pollution equivalent to an additional 2.4 million tons of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere each year by 2050,

14/05/2025

Airports·Aviation·Carbon·Data·Development·Emissions·Energy·Energy and Climate UK·Environment·Environmental damage·Fuels·Growth·Industry·Infrastructure·Parliament·Policy·Sustainable Aviation·UK

Austria walks back support for EU’s 2040 climate target

BRUSSELS — Austria’s new government has declined to endorse the European Commission’s recommendation for a 90 percent cut in planet-warming emissions by 2040, depriving Brussels of an expected ally for the embattled target.

13/05/2025

2040 climate target·Climate neutrality·Emissions·Energy·Energy and Climate·Environment·Sustainability

EU sets out priorities for Brexit summit

LONDON — Brussels has set out its priorities for next week’s Brexit reset summit in London — with security top of the agenda. In notes published Monday morning, the European Council listed

12/05/2025

Brexit·Cooperation·Defense·Emissions·Energy·Energy and Climate·Energy and Climate UK·Migration·Mobility·Policy·Security·Trade·Trade UK·Youth

How carmakers fought CO2 rules and won

BRUSSELS — In a case of remarkably successful special pleading, Europe’s car industry has succeeded in watering down potentially very costly EU rules on CO2 emissions. The effort was approved by the

09/05/2025

Cars·Competition and Industrial Policy·Electric vehicles·Emissions·Energy and Climate·Mobility·road transport emissions·Sustainability·Tariffs

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Emissions - Page 6

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

The welly vote: Nigel Farage wants to win big in Britain’s countryside

The London mayoralty’s quarter-life crisis

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

EU climate chief lobbied Germany to back weakened 2040 goal

EU 2040 climate target with carbon credits expected in July, diplomats say

Ola Källenius on Tariffs, Europe & the Strength of Germany’s Economy

Wildfires push forest destruction to 20-year high just as EU delays anti-deforestation rules

Everything you need to know about the UK-EU Brexit reset summit

New Heathrow runway will boost annual CO2 emissions by 2.4 million tons, UK admits

Austria walks back support for EU’s 2040 climate target

EU sets out priorities for Brexit summit

How carmakers fought CO2 rules and won

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