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    Farming Food

    Feeding the Problem: the dangerous intensification of animal farming in Europe

    Industrial production and excessive consumption of meat and dairy products have grave impacts on our climate, our environment and our health. Europe’s consumption habits and production levels have widely exceeded any health, environmental and climate limits that science has defined.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    12/02/2019
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming Food

    Over 71% of EU farmland dedicated to meat and dairy, new research

    At least 71% of the EU’s farmland is used to feed livestock, according to new research published by Greenpeace. Around 63% of arable land is dedicated to feeding farm animals.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    12/02/2019
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming Food Pesticides

    Leak: European governments pave way for bee-killing pesticides

    Retreat from safety standards that led to ban of three neonicotinoid pesticides Brussels, 23 January 2019 – Under pressure from pesticide producers and governments, the European Commission is planning to…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    23/01/2019
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming Pesticides

    NGO letter to Commission President Juncker on bee-killing pesticides

    NGOs wrote to European Commission President Juncker to tell him that bees are still exposed to dangerous pesticides, despite EU ban of three neonicotinoids Download the letter to President Juncker…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    22/01/2019
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming Pesticides

    Bees still exposed to dangerous pesticides

    Despite EU ban of three neonicotinoids, bees are still at risk Greenpeace and over 50 other organisations wrote to European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker calling on him to ensure EU…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    22/01/2019
  • CLIMATE & ENERGY
    ClimateChange Farming Food Forests GMOs Trade Bioenergy

    EU Commission promises to step up action against deforestation

    Brussels – In a roadmap released today, the European Commission has promised to address global deforestation and cut the EU’s footprint on the world’s forests. The roadmap highlights the link between…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    18/12/2018
  • CLIMATE & ENERGY
    ClimateChange Farming Food Forests Trade Bioenergy

    Governments call for swift EU action on global deforestation

    Brussels – Seven European governments have ramped up pressure on the European Commission to deliver a long-awaited action plan by the end of the year to tackle global deforestation. The letter…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    09/11/2018
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming

    EU financial auditors poke holes in farming plan’s green credentials

    EU risks a race to the bottom in European farming environmental standards, Greenpeace Brussels – The European Court of Auditors, the EU’s financial watchdog, has poked holes in the European…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    07/11/2018
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Food Pesticides Transparency

    Statement from coalition to ban glyphosate

    We, the organisers of the European Citizens’ Initiative to Ban glyphosate and protect people and the environment from toxic pesticides, call on the European Parliament, Council of Ministers and European…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    17/10/2018
  • NATURE & FOOD
    ClimateChange Farming Food

    Meat and dairy is elephant in the room at EU agriculture Council

    Brussels – European agriculture ministers made no reference to meat and dairy production’s contribution to climate change, as they set out their national positions on the EU’s ongoing reform of…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    15/10/2018
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