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EU opts for stricter methane regulation, including imports - Vimarsana News

EU opts for stricter methane regulation, including imports

An ambitious new law to reduce methane emissions in the energy sector was approved by the European Parliament on Tuesday (9 May), despite a last-minute attempt by the far-right and conservative lawmakers to water down the regulation.

Source: edie.net
Parliament split over how to tackle EU's packaging waste problem – EURACTIV.com - Vimarsana News

Parliament split over how to tackle EU's packaging waste problem – EURACTIV.com

Lawmakers in the European Parliament are split over the best way to tackle Europe’s growing packaging waste problem, with reuse versus recycling at the heart of the debate.

EU approves carbon border import tax - Vimarsana News

EU approves carbon border import tax

The EU has approved a “carbon border" import tax which will come into place in 2026. The tax forms a part of the EU Green Deal.

The Brief — Green 'planification' is no longer a dirty word – EURACTIV.com - Vimarsana News

The Brief — Green 'planification' is no longer a dirty word – EURACTIV.com

The climate crisis is real, and simply hoping that EU citizens will voluntarily change their ways enough to create the necessary change is idealistic at best. European politicians are coming around to the idea of a more rigorously planned approach, so-called state 'planification'.

EU lawmakers adopt due diligence rules position ahead of key plenary vote - Vimarsana News

EU lawmakers adopt due diligence rules position ahead of key plenary vote

The legal affairs committee of the European Parliament voted in favour of a common position on EU rules to hold companies accountable for human rights and environmental breaches on Tuesday (25 April), paving the way for a final plenary vote on 1 June.