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EU Parliament falls short of improving Europe’s answer to climate change

Brussels, 7 October 2008 – MEPs voting in the European Parliament’s environment committee today have confirmed the European Commission’s proposed answer to climate change, but have lacked the ambition to go further, said Climate Action Network Europe (CAN Europe), Greenpeace, WWF and Friends of the Earth Europe (FoE Europe). The committee voted this morning on …

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New law to put Finland at forefront of climate change fight

Brussels/Helsinki, 26 September 2008 – The Finnish parliament yesterday agreed to consider a law to cut the country’s climate changing emissions by five per cent every year. Members of the Finnish Parliament debated two climate bills which, if made law, would set legally binding annual targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and put Finland at …

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MEPs support tough action on car emissions

Brussels, 25 September 2008 – MEPs in the European Parliament today voted to make carmakers play a much greater role in tackling climate change and rejected car industry attempts to weaken proposed legislation on the fuel efficiency of new cars. With an overwhelming majority, the Parliament’s Environment Committee endorsed the European Commission’s proposal to cut …

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Industry committee MEPs not interested in tackling dangerous climate change

Brussels, 22 September 2008 – Climate Action Network Europe, Friends of the Earth Europe, Greenpeace and WWF have heavily criticized the outcome of today’s vote by the European Parliament’s industry (ITRE) committee on ‘effort sharing’ [1]. Environmentalists slammed the committee’s opinion that countries should be able to buy their way out of real emission cuts …

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