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Home > Archives for European Green Deal

European Green Deal

Europejski Bank Inwestycyjny „bankiem klimatycznym”? Zielona agenda z potężnymi pieniędzmi

May 29, 2020

W swoim planie działania na lata 2021–25, Europejski Bank Inwestycyjny – zdaniem propagatorów tzw. zielonej transformacji –  powinien wyeliminować wsparcie na inwestycje niskoemisyjne we wszystkich sektorach i zmusić pośredników do przestrzegania klima


Ailing Romanian Coal Region Sees New Hope in EU Green Deal

May 29, 2020

After decades of failed restructuring, Romania’s Jiu Valley is finally looking to a future beyond coal. Source :  Ailing Romanian Coal Region Sees New Hope in EU Green Deal


The Road Less Travelled: How the European Investment Bank’s Climate Roadmap 2021-2025 can lead it to become the climate bank

May 20, 2020

This report summarises the EIB’s undertakings on the road towards becoming the EU’s Climate Bank. It presents our findings on the implementation of the EIB’s 2015 Climate Strategy and looks at the results of the Bank’s climate action in the EU and enlargement countries. It also puts forward recommendations to the Bank.


Brussels bares teeth with launch of new biodiversity plan

May 20, 2020

The European Commission is getting tough on biodiversity with a new set of “nature restoration targets” announced for publication next year, which the EU executive says will be strictly enforced. Source : Brussels bares teeth with launch of new biodiversity plan  


Uphill battle for Commission to bring Member States in line with new Biodiversity Strategy

May 20, 2020

The European Commission’s new Biodiversity Strategy 2030 published today has the right tools in place to safeguard nature but only if it can enforce the laws that Member States have at times skirted with impunity in the past, says CEE Bankwatch Network.


Moment of truth for EU as over one million people and 100 NGOs call for green, healthy and just recovery

May 14, 2020

Over one million people and 100 environmental NGOs across Europe are calling on the European Union to restart its economy by launching the biggest green investment plan the world has ever seen, financed by the bloc’s increased budget and recovery instrument. Tomorrow [Friday], MEPs will decide what they want in the EU’s Recovery Fund and seven-year budget ahead of the European Commission’s much awaited proposal next week.


Cautionary tales: how the new EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030 can make good on the European Green Deal

May 12, 2020

With the lives of people across the EU and the European economy in a tailspin, many of Brussel’s best laid plans are being delayed or shelved. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than with the European Green Deal.


Green Agenda for the Western Balkans – time to plan for a resilient and protective future

April 3, 2020

The Green Agenda must be based on sustainable decarbonisation of the Western Balkans’ economies by 2050, in line with the Paris Climate Agreement and EU climate and energy policies. All countries need to commit to climate and energy targets by 2030, in line with the EU’s ambition.


Joint NGO proposals on the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans

April 3, 2020

The Western Balkans has the necessary resources not only for sustainable renewable energy and energy savings, but also for the production of healthy food, while nurturing its exceptional biodiversity. With only 18 million inhabitants, change in the region should not be as daunting a task as in larger economies, if carried out efficiently, with true political commitment and regional cooperation.


Румъния и „Зелената сделка“

March 2, 2020

Позиционирайки страната срещу „Зелената сделка“ на Европейския съюз (ЕС), румънските политици изглежда са на грешната страна и нямат връзка с икономическата реалност на енергийните пазари, пише за Euractiv Сузана Карп от неправителствената организация


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