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In review: environmental protection regulations in Portugal - Vimarsana News

In review: environmental protection regulations in Portugal

A general introduction to the key environmental protection laws and regulations in Portugal, including with regard to air and water quality, chemicals and waste.

Teagasc hosting nitrates and derogation information meetings - Vimarsana News

Teagasc hosting nitrates and derogation information meetings

Teagasc is currently hosting a series of information meetings on nitrates regulations, the nitrates derogation, and related issues.

European firms help Southeast Asia turn trash into energy – DW – 01/09/2023 - Vimarsana News

European firms help Southeast Asia turn trash into energy – DW – 01/09/2023

Southeast Asia wants to create more waste-to-energy facilities, and European companies are eager to corner the market. However, there are concerns over environmental damage brought on by burning trash.

Source: dw.com
European Restructuring and Distressed: 2022 in Review | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP - Vimarsana News

European Restructuring and Distressed: 2022 in Review | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

Market overview - Few could have predicted the unexpected twists and turns 2022 would provide.  A year in which the spectre of war came home to haunt Europe.

Environmental Groups Call for Tougher River Basin Management Plan After Damning EPA Water Quality Report - Vimarsana News

Environmental Groups Call for Tougher River Basin Management Plan After Damning EPA Water Quality Report

The report indicates that nearly half of rivers and lakes and two thirds of estuaries are not as healthy or resilient as they should be.

Source: afloat.ie