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1. Ending our addiction to plastic bags February 2, 2012

There has to be a shift away from the use of disposable products towards sustainably sourced materials. You reported on 17 January (“NGOs push for

2. Commission issues proposal for revised water standards January 31, 2012

Plan would see pharmaceuticals added to restricted list for the first time. The European Commission today put forward a proposal for new restrictions on chemicals...

3. Soil directive may be dug up January 27, 2012

Political changes may reduce German opposition; Commission to publish report on state of EU soil. A long-dead proposal for an EU directive on soil may resurface in the coming...

Soil directive may be dug up

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. NGOs push for EU plastic bag ban January 17, 2012

Consultation reveals strong public support for a ban. Green campaign groups today (17 January) urged the European Commission to respond to the results of an EU consultation...

6. 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

7. Budget cuts hold back spending on efficiency June 30, 2011

The European Commission is having a tough time persuading member states to invest in energy efficiency. Billions of euros will be needed to improve energy efficiency across...

Budget cuts hold back spending on efficiency

8. Member states seek to delay recycling of electronic waste March 10, 2011

Split emerges over WEEE directive as Council wants to push recycling target to 2020. Environment ministers will next week attempt to put off deadlines for recycling more...

Member states seek to delay recycling of electronic waste

9. MEPs back tougher rules on waste recycling February 3, 2011

Recycling rates for waste electrical and electronic equipment vary across the member states. The European Union should aim to recycle up to three-quarters of some types of...

10. Commission plans actions against countries hoarding metals January 20, 2011

Commission sets out plans to secure Europe's supplies of raw materials. The European Commission will promise tougher action against foreign countries hoarding valuable...

Commission plans actions against countries hoarding metals

11. ‘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...

12. Ministers want new environment action plan December 16, 2010

Ten-year plan for the environment expires in mid-2012 Environment ministers meeting in Brussels next week will put pressure on the European Commission to produce a new...

13. European Environmental Bureau (EEB) November 18, 2010

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14. On the agenda October 14, 2010

Commission schedules another meeting on transparency. The European Commission seems to be responding to accusations of obfuscation and a lack of transparency from...

On the agenda

15. Biofuel policy ‘lacks transparency' September 30, 2010

NGOs attack Commission for obscuring details and say meeting did not meet openness standards. Environmental groups have accused the European Commission of obfuscation and a...

Biofuel policy ‘lacks transparency'

16. The unsexy way to cut energy use September 23, 2010

Implementation of energy efficiency laws is slow but action plan to contain more targeted policies. Coal is dirty, nuclear is dangerous, gas supply is uncertain and wind...

The unsexy way to cut energy use

17. EU sued for lack of transparency September 20, 2010

Green groups take Council and Commission to court over access to documents and biofuel policy. European Union member states and the European Commission are being sued for...

EU sued for lack of transparency

18. Coal subsidy proposals face strong opposition July 22, 2010

German politicians criticise hard-coal plans as differences of opinion emerge within Commission. A European Commission proposal to phase out subsidies for hard coal by 2014...

Coal subsidy proposals face strong opposition

19. MEPs want to cut out waste June 17, 2010

Committee to vote for more recycling but divisions over plans to penalise firms. Europe's unwanted toasters, televisions and tumble dryers are in MEPs' sights, as the...

MEPs want to cut out waste

20. MEPs split over use of chemicals in household goods May 27, 2010

Green MEP wants a ban on flame retardants and PVC. Arguments over chemical compounds used in manufacturing electronic devices and household goods are splitting the European...

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