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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
  • Press Release
    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
  • Press Release
    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
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    ClimateChange, Farming, FossilFuels, Transport

    EU Parliament holds key to Europe’s green recovery

    As Europe continues to be a global hotspot for the coronavirus pandemic and its economic and social impact, the EU is moving ahead to agree an unprecedented recovery fund of €750 billion, in addition to the EU’s seven-year budget, worth around €1.1 trillion.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    12/10/2020
  • Burning Amazon Rainforest in Brazil. © Greenpeace / Daniel Beltrá
    Press Release
    ClimateChange, Forests, Trade

    EU-Mercosur: leaked treaty has no climate protection, undermines democracy

    Brussels, 9 October 2020 – There are no sanctionable clauses requiring the EU and Mercosur countries to respect climate or environmental protection in the treaty under negotiation between the two…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    09/10/2020
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    Democracy

    EU governments have disproportionately restricted freedoms during COVID-19 pandemic

    Brussels, Berlin – Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, EU governments have imposed disproportionate restrictions to civic freedoms, hampering activism and democratic participation, a new report by Liberties and…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    24/09/2020
  • Rows of Calves in Dairy Factory Farm in Caparroso, Spain. © Greenpeace / Wildlight / Selene Magnolia
    Report
    ClimateChange, Farming

    Report: Farming for Failure

    New calculations based on UN FAO data and other peer-reviewed research finds that greenhouse gas emissions from animal farming in the EU account for 17% of the EU’s total emissions, the equivalent of 704 million tonnes of CO2, more than all cars and vans put together. The analysis also shows the scale of possible emissions…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    22/09/2020
  • Briefing
    Transport

    New roadmap to decarbonise European transport by 2040

    As part of the European Green Deal, the European Commission promised to adopt a strategy for smart and sustainable mobility that “will address the challenge of climate neutrality and tackle…

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    14/09/2020
  • Press Release
    ClimateChange, Farming, Forests, Trade

    Activists hack EU Commission HQ with giant image of Amazon fires

    Brussels – Five activists scaling the 14-storey facade of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels hung a 30-metre banner mimicking a hole burned through the building, revealing the Amazon in flames, with the message: “Amazon fires – Europe guilty”.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    11/09/2020
  • Press Release
    ClimateChange, FossilFuels

    EU recovery money should fund green economy, not polluters

    Civil society representatives called on European leaders meeting in Brussels today to use taxpayers’ money to fund a just and green recovery, not polluters.

    Greenpeace European Unit •
    17/07/2020
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