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    Industrial Emissions

    11 October 2016

    Lifting Europe’s Dark Cloud: How cutting coal saves lives

    Effective emissions limits could save thousands of lives every year, yet more than half of coal power stations in Europe are operating with ‘permission to pollute’ […]
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    21 October 2016

    Now the talking’s over, it’s time for action to cut power plant emissions

    Today a major step has finally been made towards agreeing new environmental standards for European power plants. Stakeholders provided final opinions on a revised technical document […]
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    4 April 2017

    European petition demands government action to slash toxic coal deaths

    Effective air pollution limits could save more than 20,000 lives every year, yet some national governments are threatening to veto EU measures to tackle toxic pollution. […]
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    21 April 2017

    Commission must not give in to pressure to protect dirty coal

    Leading environmental NGOs have written to European Commissioner Karmenu Vella [1] urging him to protect a new environmental standards document that could reduce toxic pollution and […]
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    28 April 2017

    Cleaner air the winner after Germany fails to block new EU rules

    Campaigners have welcomed the EU’s adoption of new air pollution limits that could significantly reduce toxic emissions from Europe’s dirtiest power plants. The new rules, which […]
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    31 July 2017

    New rules hasten end for Europe’s dirtiest power plants

    Europe’s most polluting power plants, including many large coal-fired power stations, will be forced to clean up or close down thanks to new EU rules adopted […]
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    17 August 2017

    The clock is ticking: new rules set deadline for dirty plants

    The European Commission has today published new standards for Europe’s most polluting power plants, including many large coal-fired power stations. Plants now have four years to […]
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    12 September 2017

    Germany can cut coal emissions, but regional leaders’ “untrue and desperate” claims threaten progress on air quality

    German government ministers are being warned not to believe “untrue and desperate” claims about new EU measures to reduce air pollution. Instead, eight environmental groups have […]
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    2 November 2017

    Most EU countries failing to ensure effective access to industrial pollution information

    More than half of the EU’s Member States are failing to share crucial information about highly-polluting activities effectively online.  Many are failing to meet even the minimum […]
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    2 November 2017

    Challenge to EU leaders: It’s time to move Europe Beyond Coal

    Health, environment and climate groups are calling on the European Union to hasten the move away from coal and other fossil fuels and towards clean renewable […]
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    28 February 2018

    Umweltverbände gehen vor Gericht, um EU-Grenzwerte gegen die deutsche Kohlelobby zu verteidigen

    Lobbyisten der Kohleindustrie und die deutschen Eigentümer von einigen der schmutzigsten Kohlekraftwerke und Tagebaue Europas reichen Klage gegen die Entscheidung der Europäischen Kommission ein, die Grenzwerte […]
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    30 March 2018

    Industry attempts to limit human health protections must be resisted – NGOs tell health and environment commissioners

    Leading health and environmental groups have strongly condemned industry claims that human health concerns fall outside of the scope of EU‘s industrial pollution legislation. In a […]
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