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    7 December 2016

    New initiative on nanomaterials will not improve transparency

    NGOs say new initiative by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) aimed at improving transparency around the use of nanomaterials is not fit for purpose. On 7 […]
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    9 December 2016

    EEB welcomes strengthening of EU mercury laws

    The EEB today welcomed the deal struck in the early hours of yesterday (7 December) by the European Commission, EU Member States and the European Parliament […]
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    10 February 2017

    EEB reaction to the Commission’s regulation on flame retardant DecaBDE

    While the EEB welcomes the Commission’s action to restrict the use of the flame retardant DecaBDE, we regret it took more than 15 years for the […]
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    15 February 2017

    EEB welcomes European Commission action on illegal air

    The EEB welcomes today’s announcement that the European Commission will pursue infringement proceedings against France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK for having failed to protect […]
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    14 March 2017

    EEB welcomes European Parliament’s vote on mercury

    The EEB today welcomed the European Parliament’s vote to restrict the use of mercury within the EU.  The new regulation, already informally approved between the EU […]
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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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    5 April 2017

    Air quality ruling is tip of the iceberg

    The EEB welcomes today’s ECJ judgement on Bulgaria’s illegal air. [1] The ruling sends a warning signal to at least 18 other countries, including France, Germany, […]
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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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    26 April 2017

    European NGOs call on dentists to stop mercury use on children immediately

    European NGOs are calling on dentists to implement immediately the upcoming ban on mercury dental fillings for children and pregnant women. Yesterday, the EU Council adopted […]
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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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    19 May 2017

    EU ratification propels global mercury treaty into force

    Today the EU and seven of its member states (Bulgaria, Denmark, Hungary, Malta, the Netherlands, Romania, and Sweden) ratified the Minamata Convention on Mercury, thereby providing […]
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    7 June 2017

    European chemical law has made a difference but still needs to be implemented properly warn EEB

    After 10 years of chemicals legislation, REACH, we still need to do much more to protect people and the environment effectively. Europe’s flagship chemicals legislation, REACH, […]
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