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Historic law on nature restoration to be debated in European parliament - Vimarsana News

Historic law on nature restoration to be debated in European parliament

With escalating ecological crises across the globe, Europe strives to lead the world in creating green policies to meet the growing challenge. Click to read more...

Europe Commits to Nature Restoration Targets to Tackle Biodiversity Crisis - Vimarsana News

Europe Commits to Nature Restoration Targets to Tackle Biodiversity Crisis

Europe has agreed to legally binding targets and obligations for nature restoration, aiming for at least 30% of EU land and sea recovery by 2030 and all areas in need of restoration by mid-century.

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Canfin intentionally delayed vote to prevent rejection of Nature Restoration law - Vimarsana News

Canfin intentionally delayed vote to prevent rejection of Nature Restoration law

Ahead of today's meeting of Environment Ministers, the EPP Group calls on EU Member States to reject the planned Nature Restoration law. "Last Thursday's vote in Parliament's Environment Committee has shown that there is no majority for the law in...

Nature-restoration law survives tight vote in EU Council - Vimarsana News

Nature-restoration law survives tight vote in EU Council

EU environment ministers have agreed a joint position on a nature-restoration law, sending a message to divided MEPs to get their act together.

EU nature restoration law narrowly survives attack by conservative lawmakers - Vimarsana News

EU nature restoration law narrowly survives attack by conservative lawmakers

The proposal to eliminate a draft law aimed at revitalizing nature and preserving endangered species throughout Europe was narrowly rejected by the European Parliament's environment committee on Thursday. The motion presented by the conservative European People's Party was defeated as the 88-member committee was evenly split, with 44 votes against and 44 votes in favor.The