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1. A waste of time and money January 12, 2012

EU lacks ability to monitor waste rules. Unrealised potential is proving costly Piles of rubbish  on the streets of Naples have been a familiar sight over the...

A waste of time and money

2. Commission to fudge CO2 effects of biofuel September 22, 2011

Oettinger and Hedegaard reject advice from Commission's scientific experts. The European Commission has rejected the advice of its scientific experts and backed away from...

3. Farm aid tied to meeting EU's biodiversity needs April 20, 2011

European Commission's environment department will attempt to set out better protection for species and habitats threatened with over-exploitation and extinction. A sweeping...

Farm aid tied to meeting EU's biodiversity needs

4. Farmers could keep subsidies in exchange for ‘going green' March 17, 2011

Commissioners discuss ideas on CAP reform, but farmers' groups are critical of latest idea. Paying farmers to look after the environment could provide secure political...

Farmers could keep subsidies in exchange for ‘going green'

5. ‘Major review' of air-pollution rules to be launched next year January 20, 2011

Revision timed with fresh look at other policies; green groups say air quality given lower priority. Environmental campaigners have accused the European Commission of...

6. Mission: to end short-term thinking December 16, 2010

Environment commissioner wants longer-term focus and says biodiversity funding must be ‘strengthened' “A new global alliance to protect life on earth.” This was the...

Mission: to end short-term thinking

7. Green trucks mean green freight December 9, 2010

Improving the efficiency of freight transport can save money as well as protect the environment. Innovations in policy, technology and logistics are creating a leaner,...

Green trucks mean green freight

8. Putting a true price on nature October 14, 2010

A global meeting on biodiversity starts in Nagoya, Japan, on Monday (18 October). We look at how ‘real-world experts' are changing scientists' and politicians' perceptions...

Putting a true price on nature

9. Call for tougher oil-drilling safety checks, but no ban October 13, 2010

Commission stops short of calling for a ban on building new platforms. The European Commission wants oil companies to face more stringent safety and financial barriers...

Call for tougher oil-drilling safety checks, but no ban

10. 'No extra money' for biodiversity protection September 8, 2010

European politicians warn that there will be no additional funding for developing nations. The European Union looks set to disappoint developing countries by turning down...

'No extra money' for biodiversity protection

11. Slight fall in water quality June 10, 2010

Overall quality remains high, but more beaches and rivers fail to meet minimum standard. The number of beaches, rivers and lakes in the European Union that failed to meet...

12. What a waste May 12, 2010

The EU faces challenges in terms of water quality and quantity, and the cost of tackling them could be high. Water's ceaseless change from liquid to vapour to liquid, from...

What a waste

13. Europe's forgotten ecosystems May 12, 2010

Few of the EU's marine habitats and their species get the protection they need to survive. Less than 5% of marine species and less than 10% of marine habitats protected...

Europe's forgotten ecosystems

14. Diving into turbulent waters May 12, 2010

Member states are struggling to keep up with EU legislation. The European Union has a long tradition of acting to protect Europe's rivers, lakes and seas. The 1976 bathing...

15. Let a thousand cities bloom March 18, 2010

European cities must become low-carbon if the EU is to meet its emissions-reduction targets. European cites have been the cradle of democracy (Athens), finance (Genoa)...

Let a thousand cities bloom

16. Sleepwalking to extinction February 11, 2010

The European Union has to learn lessons from its earlier failures to halt the loss of biodiversity. The global economy may be limping out of recession, but the world's...

Sleepwalking to extinction

17. Europe's expanding ecological deficit February 11, 2010

A large appetite for resources in Europe could be causing major problems in other parts of the world. Environmental standards are among Europe's proudest exports: European...

Europe's expanding ecological deficit

18. Putting the focus on aid and adaptation October 22, 2009

Taking drastic action to tackle climate change. If a meteorite were set to hit the Earth, people would take action to avoid it, says Jacqueline McGlade, a marine biologist...

Putting the focus on aid and adaptation

19. Just a few degrees from devastation October 22, 2009

A small change in temperature could be a disaster for millions. If global warming continues unchecked, the average global temperature will rise by 4°C-5°C by the...

20. A network that should provide protection October 15, 2009

The outlook for many species is bleak. The EU has the largest nature conservation area in the world, yet many plants and animals are still endangered.

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