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The risks of fast-tracking mining projects under the CRMA

Almost a year after the adoption of the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), civil society organisations raise their concerns about the socio-environmental risks of fast-tracking mining projects that do not have support from the local population and show signs of flawed permitting or inadequate Environmental Impact Assessments. To illustrate these risks, Friends of the Earth …

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Briefing: Reduce resource use for a fairer, cleaner, more resilient Europe

Sustainable resources management and sufficiency are the only cost-effective strategies to achieve climate goals and resource justice. With the European Commissioner hearings coming up, Friends of the Earth Europe and partner organisations reached out to MEPs to point out a major blind spot of the new college of Commissioners and their mission letters: There is …

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The EU’s mixed messaging on sustainable resource management

While environment ministers acknowledge the need of resource use reduction, the EU Strategic Agenda is set to ignore it During the EU Environmental Council meeting on 17 June 2024, ministers from different countries adopted ambitious conclusions on the mid-term review of the 8th Environmental Action Programme (EAP). In the conclusions, they admitted what we have …

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