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1. While stocks last April 1, 2010

The EU has failed to secure greater protection for certain types of marine life at an international convention. Do endangered fish deserve the same protection as endangered...

While stocks last

2. Commission to call for ban on trade in bluefin tuna February 18, 2010

The Commission decides to back a ban on trade in bluefin tune. The European Commission is set to throw its weight behind a near-total trade ban in bluefin tuna in a bid to...

Commission to call for ban on trade in bluefin tuna

3. Europe has a major say in where the wild things are February 4, 2010

The EU will have a powerful presence at an international meeting on protecting endangered species next month, but member states need to decide on their priorities. Europe...

Europe has a major say in where the wild things are

4. The intrinsic value of seals March 5, 2009

Seals are not simply government property. The Canadian government, politicians of all stripes and even the odd government scientist remain comfortable denying reality,...

5. MEPs to vote on partial ban on seal products February 26, 2009

Proponents of total ban foreground public sentiment in their arguments. The European Parliament's internal market and consumer protection committee  will vote on Monday...

6. Commission proposes ban on seal products July 23, 2008

Clause requiring killing to be ‘humane' would effectively rule out the sale of all seal products, with the possible exception of products from Norway. The European...

7. Nordics could scupper seal-product ban July 3, 2008

A recent survey suggests more than three-quarters of Europeans want a ban. Luxury seal-fur coats and similar products may be banned from EU markets under European Commission...

8. Keeping the maritime policy afloat May 22, 2008

Commission wants joined-up policymaking; maritime research to get significant boost. No EU policy was ever knowingly undersold. This is certainly true of the integrated...

Keeping the maritime policy afloat

9. Ombudsman calls for more transparency July 26, 2007

The European ombudsman has called for the public to have better access to official EU documents. In a response published on Tuesday (24 July) to the European Commission's...

10. Environmentalists under spotlight July 19, 2007

The European Parliament will in the autumn produce a report on the work of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), as several MEPs have warned that environmental groups must...

11. EU urged to back ivory trade ban May 10, 2007

The EU is under pressure to change its stance on the trade in ivory, ahead of an international meeting on endangered species. Representatives of the environment ministries...

12. Saving more than whales and seals April 12, 2007

Environmentalists took an unusually long time to agree their position on the idea of an EU maritime policy. The huge scope of the maritime policy green paper made it harder...

13. Seal hunters hit back over trade attack April 4, 2007

The Canadian government and seal hunt representatives have stepped up a campaign to convince EU policymakers to give up plans to ban the import of seal products from Canada....

14. Driftnet rules offer respite for sea mammals February 8, 2007

MEPs will next week (14 February) vote to allow dolphins to swim more safely in EU waters. But environmentalists say the regulation on driftnets, on which Parliament is only...

15. Dimas to risk trade battle with ban on seal products January 11, 2007

Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas is to propose a ban on trade in sealskin, following pressure from environmental groups and MEPs. Dimas told European Voice that he...

16. Leading by example? Not just yet July 6, 2006

Although the focus on animal welfare tends to be on farmed and laboratory animals, endangered species and wild animals are also included in EU policy and legislation....

17. Can the court save EU species? January 19, 2006

Greece this month will face a European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling over its failure to be nice enough to deadly vipers. The European Commission has accused Greece of...

18. Green year's resolutions January 12, 2006

The EU presidency, MEPs and the European Commission have made it clear what environmental questions they will try to answer in 2006, but what is worrying the green groups?...

19. Plans prepared to reduce driftnet dolphin deaths July 24, 2003

THE Commission will put forward plans today (24 July) to significantly reduce the numbers of dolphins drowned through entanglement in fishing nets. The proposals will make...

20. Call for halt on bushmeat trade November 8, 2001

ANIMAL charities have demanded urgent action to stamp out the illegal trade in so-called bushmeat from Africa. A 1,500-name petition has been presented to the European...

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