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COP 28: EU must push fossil fuel phase-out and equitable climate action

Rich countries most responsible for the climate crisis must take the lead in pursuing a just and equitable transition away from all fossil fuels and providing finance to developing countries, rather than wasting time on carbon markets, risky technofixes and other misguided approaches, affirm Friends of the Earth International (FoEI), as UN climate talks are …

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Council position on CSDDD: a bad deal for Climate and Finance

Ahead of today’s trilogue, the Council proposes a bad deal to Parliament by excluding the financial sector, and proposing weak and unenforceable climate plans.  The outcome of last week’s COREPER meeting was unequivocal: the Spanish presidency has received a mandate to advocate for the exclusion of the financial sector from the scope of the Corporate …

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Campaigners light the way towards a pesticide-free EU

On Wednesday 22 November, MEPs will vote in plenary the EU Commission’s pesticide reduction regulation proposal (SUR). Campaigners from Friends of the Earth Europe, WeMove Europe, Générations Futures, BirdLife Europe & Central Asia, PAN Europe lighted up the EU Parliament with a giant projection calling on them to ‘Say NO to pesticides’ and to support an ambitious regulation that champions biodiversity and people’s health over corporate profits.

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EU companies involved in 100+ world’s biggest fossil fuel extraction projects

A new report released today by a broad coalition of civil society organisations led by CAN Europe and Friends of the Earth Europe, reveals that at least 107 out of 425 of the world’s biggest fossil fuel extraction projects are operated by EU-based companies such as Total Energies, Shell, RWE, and ENI or financed by …

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How the EU Commission’s new GMOs proposal threatens consumers’ & farmers’ right to transparency

Today, on 26 October 2023, EU agriculture lawmakers debate the European Commission’s controversial proposal to widely deregulate the new generation of genetically modified organisms (new GMOs, so-called ‘new genomic techniques’), before it goes to environment Members of the European Parliament. During a press briefing held today, Friends of the Earth Europe and Slow Food warned …

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