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    EIB’s draft climate roadmap fails to exclude funding for polluters

    Brussels – A leak of the European Investment Bank’s (EIB) draft climate roadmap would allow funding for climate-destroying activities, including the fossil fuels industry, motorway expansion and industrial farming. 

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    05/11/2020
  • CLIMATE & ENERGY
    ClimateChange Forests Transport

    Greenpeace activists demand EU transport ministers transform transport and stop driving the climate crisis

    Greenpeace Germany activists projected the slogan “Stop driving the climate crisis #TransformTransport” onto the Germany Ministry of Transport in Berlin early this morning to stop the expansion of freeways and invest in infrastructure for climate-friendly alternatives such as rail, bus and bicycle transport.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    29/10/2020
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming

    EU Commission must withdraw farm plan after Parliament failure, says Greenpeace

    Today the European Parliament voted to rubber-stamp plans for the EU’s common agricultural policy, following a deal earlier this week between the Parliament’s three largest groups, with no improvements to environmental or climate protections.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    23/10/2020
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming Food

    EU Parliament backs ban on dairy-like names for vegan products

    The European Parliament has voted to accept proposals to ban the use of words like ‘yoghurt substitute’ or ‘imitation cheese’ for alternative products that contain no dairy.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    23/10/2020
  • CLIMATE & ENERGY
    ClimateChange Farming

    Ministers on climate collision course with EU Parliament

    Luxembourg/Brussels – European environment ministers meeting in Luxembourg are expected to set up a clash with the European Parliament by ignoring its calls to step up EU climate action.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    23/10/2020
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Food Forests Trade

    EU Parliament backs strong law to protect forests

    The European Parliament has voted to call for a strong law which would go a long way towards ending the EU’s complicity in deforestation, ecosystem…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    22/10/2020
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming

    EU Parliament signs death sentence for small farms and nature, Greenpeace

    Brussels, 20 October 2020 – A vote on the EU’s common agricultural policy by the European Parliament plenary session is a signature on the death sentence of European farming, said…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    20/10/2020
  • CLIMATE & ENERGY
    ClimateChange FossilFuels

    ECB’s purchasing policies skewed towards carbon-intensive industries – report

    Brussels/Frankfurt - A new report reveals how the ECB’s proclaimed "market neutrality" policy actually skews the bank’s corporate bond purchases in favor of carbon intensive industries. Decarbonising Is Easy: Beyond Market Neutrality in the ECB’s Corporate QE was published by the New Economics Foundation, SOAS University of London, the University of the West of England,…

    Greenpeace Ceantral and Eastern Europe •
    20/10/2020
  • NATURE & FOOD
    Farming Food

    Majority of European crops feeding animals and cars, not people

    Brussels, 16 October 2020 – The vast majority of European crop production is used to feed animals and create biofuels, rather than feeding people, new analysis has found. At the…

    jhyland •
    16/10/2020
  • CLIMATE & ENERGY
    ClimateChange

    EU summit: Covid response shows climate action is possible

    Brussels – The unprecedented response to the coronavirus pandemic is proof that governments can take radical climate action, said Greenpeace as European government leaders met at a summit in Brussels to discuss a higher EU greenhouse gas emissions reduction target for 2030.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    15/10/2020
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