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The departure of the Green Deal chief would deprive the Commission of a political heavyweight on climate policy.

As the center right changes tack on climate, the bloc’s climate coalition is crumbling.

Conservative lawmakers say they’ll keep a close eye on the negotiations to ensure their views prevail in the final text.

The EU’s nature restoration law passed through a “knife-edge” vote and more from Cropped, all about the intersection of climate, land, food and nature.

With no affordable battery-powered compact cars produced in Europe, the French government and the automotive industry have yet to find the solution to make Emmanuel Macrons election promise of an electric car for all a reality.

Spanish presidency wants to conclude talks on the file before the end of the year.

On July 12, MEPs voted by a narrow majority to largely gut the law, which was meant to help restore damaged ecoystems and promote biodiversity across the EU.

The controversial bill faces its make-or-break moment after months of fierce lobbying and politicking.

Manfred Weber’s right-wing alliance still wants to block other climate and environmental laws.

The European Parliament will hold a vote Wednesday on a key biodiversity bill that some MEPs say has fallen victim to electioneering.