Cyprus is anticipated to be taken to the European Court of Justice after giving the go-ahead to a destructive tourism …
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What’s holding up saving EU nature laws?
Nature can't wait Safeguarding Europe's declining wildlife, and the right of European citizens to enjoy nature, needs …
NGOs launch petition after ex-Commission chief moves to Goldman Sachs
Following the high-level appointment of former European Commission President José Manuel Barroso to Goldman Sachs, an …
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Evictions set to begin for Belgian highway
The Flemish regional government in Belgium will begin compulsory purchases of properties along a controversial new …
EU’s dependence on overseas agricultural land trampling the world
Europe is becoming increasingly dependent on farm land beyond its borders, creating inequalities and threatening both …
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Controversial fracked gas arrives in Europe from US
The second shipment of controversial fracked gas arrived in Spain from the US today, for sale on a continent that has …
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