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The bank has said simplification will not alter its current environmental and social requirements for project financing.

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Rising sea levels, marine heatwaves, acidification and plastic pollution are ramping up pressure on coastal communities and marine species, according to a new EU scientific assessment.

Environment and health campaigners are urging the European Commission to keep tracking substances of concern in products amid fears key public information could be lost under the legislative ...

Officials are hoping to simplify Euro 7 emission standard tests as part of an upcoming automotive ‘omnibus’ package, alongside plans for a new vehicle category to “make a business case” for small ...

A package of measures to roll out the Clean Industrial Deal has been pencilled in for November, along with a long-awaited revision to the Sustainable Financial Disclosure Regulation.

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The European Commission is conducting additional analysis on the REACH proposal, but remains vague on a new timeline, as ...

EU policymakers are being urged not to weaken environmental protections as part of its simplification drive, as the European Environment Agency (EEA) issues a stark warning about the state of Europe’s ...

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Industry ministers from major car-producing countries have once again called for “technological neutrality” as the European Commission revisits the 2035 tailpipe emissions ban.