13 December 2021
Commission must fix EU criminal law and ensure environmental crimes such as wildlife trade, waste dumping, illegal hunting and fishing, unlawful logging and mining no longer […]
3 March 2022
– Adopted by the EEB Board on 3 March 2022 – The EEB strongly condemns the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine launched on 24 February […]
22 March 2022
New ‘Wellbeing Wardrobe’ study shows EU action vital to build new textile systems A new report [1] commissioned by the European Environmental Bureau says that only a […]
31 March 2022
The European Commission has today, 30 March 2022, set out plans to bring more sustainability to the textile industry – a sector which remains largely under-regulated. But civil […]
7 July 2022
The French Presidency of the Council of the EU displayed a positive commitment to cooperation and openness to engage with civil society, but did not do […]
25 October 2022
Rules in development to compare fashion products may give a limited picture of real environmental impact making them unfit to back up green claims, NGOs warn. […]
21 November 2022
EU policymakers face pressure to back ambitious legally binding food waste targets The countries supporting and opposing ambitious legally binding EU food waste targets have been […]
23 November 2022
Some weeks ago, a leaked draft of the revised European Commission’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, scheduled to be officially released on 30 November, was circulated. […]
13 January 2023
Despite advances on biodiversity and clean air, and efforts on climate, the EU’s Green Deal did not progress sufficiently towards a just transition under the outgoing […]
20 March 2023
United NGOs and European industry report that online sellers could escape the EU’s new product sustainability requirements using the E-market loopholes. This affects online sales of […]
27 April 2023
The European Parliament has today sent a clear message to the fashion industry by voting in support of measures to tackle overproduction in a vote that […]
10 May 2023
Environmental experts urge substantial improvements to the controversial EU Taxonomy Act to ensure science-based criteria and preserve environmental integrity. A coalition of civil society organisations urges […]
