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1. Syria and Iran to dominate EU visits to China and India February 8, 2012

Talks to be held in Beijing and New Delhi. Talks in the coming days between the European Union's leadership and Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, and Wen Jiabao,...

2. EU approves organic label for wine February 8, 2012

Decision will allow EU producers to compete on even-footing with New World winemakers. Wine producers in the EU will be able to label their products as “organic wine”...

EU approves organic label for wine

3. Italy told to tackle waste crisis January 25, 2012

Commission warns of new challenge in European Court of Justice. The European Commission is preparing to refer Italy to the European Court of Justice for a second time if it...

4. MEPs approve new e-waste rules January 19, 2012

Target rate for waste collection to rise over seven years. New rules for the collection and treatment of electronic waste (WEEE) will gradually go into effect over the next...

MEPs approve new e-waste rules

5. Greece's ‘invisible' green crisis January 19, 2012

EU environmental policy is one of the casualties of Greece's austerity drive. Behind the depressingly familiar street demonstrations beamed almost nightly from Greece are...

Greece's ‘invisible' green crisis

6. Rethinking the growth imperative January 11, 2012

Economists fail to appreciate adequately that people are fundamentally social creatures. Modern macroeconomics often seems to treat rapid and stable economic growth as the...

7. EU approves new electronic waste rules December 22, 2011

Collection rate to rise to 85% by 2019. National governments yesterday approved a deal on legislation to increase the recovery of electronic waste.

EU approves new electronic waste rules

8. ECJ backs EU over aviation emissions December 21, 2011

Court says inclusion of non-EU airlines in emissions trading scheme is compatible with international law. The European Court of Justice today ruled that plans to include...

9. Business needs a climate deal December 5, 2011

Economic and environmental recovery must go hand in hand – and we need to act now, writes a leading European businessman. Given the fragility of the economic recovery and...

Business needs a climate deal

10. Study says cutting emissions from cars can be cost-effective December 1, 2011

EU seeks to limit the emissions from cars. Lower emissions from cars may be achieved from improvements that cost little or nothing, a study conducted for the European...

Study says cutting emissions from cars can be cost-effective

11. How CAP could build a bio-based economy November 10, 2011

The EU should help farmers turn agricultural residues into a profitable resource. Europe's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has long suffered from two chronic problems:...

12. Barking up the wrong tree? November 10, 2011

Better land management could take the heat out of debate about the impact of biofuel on food production. The principal challenge today for the bioenergy industry is how to...

Barking up the wrong tree?

13. On the front line of climate change October 27, 2011

Rich countries have pledged vast sums to help the world's poor deal with the effects of climate change, but the talk is often not backed up with action. The world's poorest...

On the front line of climate change

14. Sailing away from emission taxes? October 27, 2011

When it comes to making the transport sector pay for its emissions, there are significant differences between aviation and shipping. There is a key difference between ships...

Sailing away from emission taxes?

15. The power to bring people out of poverty October 20, 2011

Development plan is good news, but there must be action. The ‘agenda for change' announced on 14 October by Andris Piebalgs, the European commissioner for development, is...

16. Commission aims to attach more conditions to development aid October 13, 2011

Funding to governments set to decrease. The European Commission wants to concentrate development aid on fewer recipient countries and to attach more conditions to the aid...

Commission aims to attach more conditions to development aid

17. Split over changes to rules on recycling electronic waste October 13, 2011

Council and Parliament differ on how much waste should be collected and recycled. MEPs and member states are likely to find themselves at odds over plans to toughen and...

18. Scientists call for CO2 effects of biofuel to be calculated October 7, 2011

Commission urged to take account of indirect land-use change when assessing fuel emissions. A group of scientists and economists has called on the EU to recognise the...

19. EU's airline emissions scheme gets legal backing October 6, 2011

Including airlines based outside the EU in emissions trading scheme 'is compatible' with international law. The European Union is allowed to include airlines from non-EU...

EU's airline emissions scheme gets legal backing

20. Precious, yet precarious October 6, 2011

The Commission must take action on rare-earth elements. Dirk Jan van den Berg and Erik Offerman are right in highlighting the precarious situation regarding Europe's supply...

Precious, yet precarious

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