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    Industry & Health

    20 June 2016

    Air quality deal in sight, but at what cost?

    Environment ministers meeting in Luxembourg today (Monday) suggested they were moving closer to a deal on air pollution limits. However, away from the cameras, many countries, […]
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    1 July 2016

    EU member states overrule efforts for ambitious air pollution deal

    Despite efforts by the European Commission and the European Parliament to put in place ambitious targets to slash air pollution, EU member states have agreed a […]
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    23 November 2016

    EU air pollution law approved: now is the time for action

    Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) meeting in Strasbourg have finally approved new EU-wide air pollution rules. Louise Duprez, EEB Senior Policy Officer, said: “This is […]
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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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    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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    28 July 2017

    National governments must not use legal loopholes to hide failure on air quality

    Nine EU Member States have asked the European Commission for permission to pollute above national limits set in EU law. Austria, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Finland, […]
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    7 December 2017

    National inaction and Commission delays undermining EU air quality protections

    More than ten months after calling out five Member States for their failure to tackle air pollution, the European Commission has missed another opportunity to hold […]
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    19 January 2018

    ‘Toxic bloc’ summit welcome, but no substitute for legal action

    Environment ministers from nine EU Member States are being hauled to Brussels to answer questions about their failure to cut air pollution. European Commissioner Vella will […]
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    26 January 2018

    MEDIA BRIEFING: EU ‘toxic bloc’ air pollution summit

    EEB’s Question and Answer Introduction to Next Week’s Summit What’s happening? The European Commission has summoned ministers from countries that are facing court action for breaking […]
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    30 January 2018

    European Commission tells air pollution ministers: inaction has consequences

    Environment ministers from the Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and the United Kingdom today failed to convince European Commissioner Vella that they had […]
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    22 February 2018

    Polish air quality ruling is warning to ‘toxic bloc’ governments

    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled against Poland for persistently breaching EU air quality limits and failing to act quickly enough to improve the […]
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    28 February 2018

    Environmental groups take legal action to defend EU rules from coal industry attack

    Coal industry lobbyists, and the owners of the some of Europe’s dirtiest coal plants and mines, are suing the European Commission over a decision to update […]
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