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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

Macron wax statue stolen from museum then used at protest outside Russian Embassy

PARIS — Greenpeace activists on Monday swooped in to snatch French President Emmanuel Macron’s statue from the Grévin Museum — Paris’ iconic wax museum — and hauled it off to the Russian Embassy in a dramatic stunt to protest France’s

02/06/2025

by LP Staff Writers

What is mineral water? France asks EU for guidance after Perrier scandal

PARIS — France will seek guidance from Brussels on the definition of mineral water following a

EU launches major Black Sea plan with eye on defense as Putin hovers

BRUSSELS — The EU unveiled a new Black Sea strategy on Wednesday that will allow the

When reuse isn’t better: The case of pallet packaging

European Plastics Converters (EuPC) is the EU-level trade association representing the European plastics converting industry. Plastics converters use plastics raw materials and recycled polymers to manufacture new products. EuPC totals about 45

07/07/2025

Brussels backs off from big farm shake-up. Cuts are coming anyway.

BRUSSELS — Faced with a €30 billion-a-year repayment bill from Covid-era borrowing, the European Commission briefly considered the unthinkable — tapping into the EU’s most sacred cow, farm subsidies. For a few

Seine swimming pool opening gives Paris mayor another jewel in her green crown

PARIS — To many Parisians, swimming in the Seine sounds icky. But starting Saturday, taking a dip in the famed river while enjoying a view of the Eiffel Tower will officially become

05/07/2025

Cities·French politics·Paris 2024 Olympics·Sustainability·Urban mobility·Water

Macron plans law to kill more French wolves

BRUSSELS — French President Emmanuel Macron says a new law may be required to allow more wild wolves to be shot in France, taking advantage of looser EU protections of the predators.

04/07/2025

Agriculture and Food·Biodiversity·Conservation·Elections·Environment·farmers·Livestock·Macron·Nature restoration·Sustainability

UK’s Rachel Reeves faces pain wherever she turns

LONDON — Who’d want to be Rachel Reeves right now? While Britain’s top finance minister has the full-throated support of her boss, Prime Minister Keir Starmer, it’s been a deeply bruising week

04/07/2025

Every Dutch person has ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood

Every person in the Netherlands has “forever chemicals” in their blood, according to the country’s first national study on the topic. The study, published Thursday, indicates that having per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances

03/07/2025

Cancer·Chemicals·Health Care·Politics·Pollution·Public health·Sustainability·Water

‘She’s pretty much alone’: The EU’s greenest leader fights the tide

BRUSSELS — The pope was dead. And Teresa Ribera was mourning — not only for the man. Pope Francis had embodied an era in which Ribera’s dream of a greener world, shaped

Von der Leyen lends an ear to German industry (again) as climate and trade crunches loom

BRUSSELS — Just as the EU faces some of its biggest decisions on green goals and trade, who should get to spend some quality time with European Commission President Ursula von der

02/07/2025

Chemicals·Companies·Competition and Industrial Policy·Competitiveness·Decarbonization·Energy·Exports·Industry·Investment·Negotiations·Rule of Law·Single Market·Sustainability·Trade·Transatlantic relations·Waste

Brussels proposes softened 90 percent 2040 climate target

BRUSSELS — The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled legislation to reduce the EU’s carbon footprint by up to 90 percent by 2040, a softer target than initially planned. The EU executive, following

02/07/2025

Carbon·CO2·Decarbonization·Emissions·Energy·Energy and Climate·Markets·Sustainability

Brussels fiddles on climate target, while Europe burns

BRUSSELS — On the streets and hills of Europe, every extreme heat alarm bell is ringing. But inside the air-conditioned Berlaymont, the EU’s supreme policymakers are sweating over whether now is the right

02/07/2025

Climate change·Emissions·Energy and Climate·Gas·Greenhouse gas emissions·Health Care·Pollution·Rights·Sustainability

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Sustainability - Page 7

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

Macron wax statue stolen from museum then used at protest outside Russian Embassy

What is mineral water? France asks EU for guidance after Perrier scandal

EU launches major Black Sea plan with eye on defense as Putin hovers

When reuse isn’t better: The case of pallet packaging

Brussels backs off from big farm shake-up. Cuts are coming anyway.

Seine swimming pool opening gives Paris mayor another jewel in her green crown

Macron plans law to kill more French wolves

UK’s Rachel Reeves faces pain wherever she turns

Every Dutch person has ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood

‘She’s pretty much alone’: The EU’s greenest leader fights the tide

Von der Leyen lends an ear to German industry (again) as climate and trade crunches loom

Brussels proposes softened 90 percent 2040 climate target

Brussels fiddles on climate target, while Europe burns

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