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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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    20 June 2019

    EU funding ‘new coal lobby club’ as part of €10m annual gift to coal ‘research’

    The European Commission is paying coal lobby wages, as part of millions of Euros it spends every year on coal ‘research’ projects. Documents obtained under access […]
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    25 July 2019

    Right to clean air: the Commission takes Bulgaria and Spain to court

    The Commission is sending Bulgaria and Spain to Europe’s highest Court for repeatedly breaching EU air quality standards and failing to guarantee citizens’ right to clean […]
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    11 September 2019

    Half of EU governments fail to deliver a plan to cut air pollution

    Five months past the deadline, EU officials are still waiting for fifteen Member States to detail their programmes to improve air quality. National governments were due […]
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    16 October 2019

    Air pollution: New figures reveal extent of problem, but ten governments fail to plan

    Poor air quality is putting our health at stake, reveals the European Environment Agency in a new report released today – but campaigners warn national action […]
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    29 November 2019

    EU unblocks international process to improve tracking of industrial pollutants, but access to information is still limited

    At the meeting of the United Nations’ Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) on the international pollution data protocol, the EU gave its green light to improve […]
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    6 March 2020

    EU governments admit they need to do more to improve air quality

    EU environment ministers have accepted that more needs to be done to ensure European air quality standards are met across the continent. Civil society groups welcomed […]
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    8 June 2020

    Thirsty for justice. Enforcing EU water laws to defend communities from coal – 12 June 2020 – Webinar

    Thirsty for justice Enforcing EU water laws to defend communities from coal  Europe’s supply of clean, safe water is under major stress, and coal is one […]
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    26 June 2020

    Most member states are failing to protect citizens from toxic air

    Nearly all member states must step up their effort to cut air pollution and ensure citizens can breathe clean air, states the European Commission in a […]
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    9 September 2020

    New tracking tool maps the reality of industrial pollution in Europe

    With national governments and the EU failing to report crucial information, a new NGO database shows what plants are playing by the rules. Italy emerges as […]
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    30 September 2020

    As Czech government prepares to take Poland to court for illegal mining, activists urge European Commission to act

    Campaigners call on the European Commission to start an infringement procedure immediately against Poland for the Turow mine’s illegal water grab. [1] Environmental groups welcome the […]
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    12 October 2020

    German city threatened by Polish coal mine joins call on EU to uphold water laws

    Zittau, 12 October 2020 – The controversial Polish Turów lignite mine is polluting the Lusatian Neisse River, and causing subsidence that could damage houses across the […]
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