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Today, the European Parliament approved the US-EU trade deal. This is bad news for Europe’s energy transition and security. Comments by US ambassador to the EU Andrew Puzder make clear that failing to support the deal could mean losing ‘favourable’ access to LNG supplies, a warning that exposes Europe’s growing dependence on U.S. gas. These threats come …
US-EU deal: Europe locked into fossil gas blackmailRead more
We are following with great concern and growing outrage the current plans to implement the trade deal between the European Union and Trump administration. Firstly, EU institutions now plan to approve the tariff arrangements with the United States – without binding enforceable environmental and social standards. Further steps are to follow. Yet the EU’s concessions …
No EU–US trade deal at the expense of climate, democracy, and sovereigntyRead more
Originally written and posted by Justica Ambiental, BankTrack, Friends of the Earth France, Reclaim Finance and urgewald NGOs have denounced the decision by the Mozambican government and TotalEnergies to restart the Mozambique LNG project, announced today, following a suspension of almost five years. The project has faced a number of setbacks, including allegations that Mozambican …
Mozambique LNG relaunch: banks urged to withdraw from the projectRead more
Stand in solidarity with Latin America and Greenland! Following Trump’s strikes on Venezuela and his escalating threats to Greenland, we have joined 124 European and international civil society groups in sending a letter to leaders across Europe, urgeing them to cancel negotiating and implementing the US-EU trade deal, as well as reducing reliance on American …
Open letter: Resist Trump’s fossil-fuelled imperialismRead more
Following Trump’s strikes on Venezuela and his escalating threats to Greenland, 125 European and international civil society groups sent a letter to EU leaders to urge them to cancel negotiation and implementation of the US-EU trade deal, and reduce reliance on US fossil fuels in solidarity with those threatened by Trump’s fossil-fueled imperialism. The letter …
Today, the government of the Netherlands and the UK announced that they will drop their funding support from TotalEnergies’ controversial LNG Mozambique project. In the UK’s case, that means $ 1.15 billion. The news comes shortly after the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) filed a criminal complaint in France against TotalEnergies for …
