French Greens eye left-wing alliance for 2027 elections but reject it for EU vote Michael Murphy . December 16, 2023 French Green Party leader Marine Tondelier said on Thursday that many left-wing voters favour presenting a joint left-wing candidate for....
Bees are still being harmed despite tightened pesticide regulations Hannah Steiner . December 12, 2023 A new study has confirmed that pesticides, commonly used in farmland, significantly harm bumblebees one of the most important wild....
‘Pay-as-you-throw’: The microchips conquering Europe’s waste bins Michael Murphy . December 10, 2023 To reduce household waste, a growing number of local authorities in Europe have started putting microchips on waste bins and....
EU climate chief Hoekstra refuses to disclose clients as McKinsey consultant Michael Murphy . December 09, 2023 EU Climate Action Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra has refused to disclose who he consulted for when working for management consultancy McKinsey,....
30 countries commit to mutual recognition of clean hydrogen certificates Michael Murphy . December 06, 2023 Work on fostering a global hydrogen economy is progressing, with the launch in Dubai of a 30-country coalition committed to....
Small nuclear reactors: what we know about the EU’s future industry alliance Michael Murphy . December 05, 2023 As the European Commission prepares to launch its industry alliance for small modular reactors, Euractiv France looks closely at the....
COP28: The new global crackdown on climate-wrecker methane Michael Murphy . December 04, 2023 Reducing methane emissions from the energy sector are among the key actions developed by the global climate conference in Dubai....
At COP28, Europe must grapple with consequences of carbon tariff Michael Murphy . November 28, 2023 As EU representatives get ready to head to Dubai for COP28, they must prepare to be confronted with the fallout....