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Resource justice & new economies

EU agrees unprecedented cuts to single-use plastics

18/12/2018

However reduction targets missing and collection targets delayed, campaigners warn After months of intense negotiations, the EU has agreed much-anticipated laws to slash single-use plastics in the EU. The agreed text is a significant step forward in tackling plastic pollution, but does not fully address the urgency of the plastics crisis, according to Rethink Plastic …

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EU Parliament and Commission firm on cutting plastic pollution, governments must follow

26/11/2018

A huge plastic dragon arrived in the EU quarter today, as the Rethink Plastic alliance called on EU decision-makers not to water down new laws to cut plastic pollution. The detail of the final agreement is currently being negotiated between the European Commission, Parliament and Council. “The fight against plastic pollution is one that we can …

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European Parliament takes historic stand against single-use plastic pollution

24/10/2018

National governments must follow suit, say campaigners The European Parliament has leapt forward to protect people and the environment from plastic pollution, but national governments must now show the same ambition, according to the Rethink Plastic alliance. An overwhelming majority in the European Parliament voted today to strengthen the European Commission’s plan to cut pollution …

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Plastic producers could market single-use items as reusable to dodge EU ban

09/10/2018

European Parliament must close loopholes, say Rethink Plastic campaigners Producers could simply market items like throwaway plastic cups as reusable, under changes to a draft EU laws on single-use plastics tabled today in the European Parliament, the Rethink Plastic alliance of NGOs has warned. The European Parliament’s environment committee voted on a proposal that would …

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Abandoning capitalism is a necessity, not a utopia

27/09/2018

Renda Belmallem has worked for 6 months at Focus/Friends of the Earth Slovenia and has now returned to her home country France. Here she reflects on the recent ‘Post-Growth 2018 Conference’ in the European Parliament from the perspective of the Degrowth movement. In case you ever wondered why the European Commission doesn’t give up building …

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Manifesto for a Sustainable Europe for its Citizens

25/09/2018

Today – on a global day of action to end poverty, reduce inequalities, and tackle climate change – a coalition of civil society organisations has launched a manifesto with core demands for the political leadership of the EU and the candidates in the 2019 European Elections. The ‘Manifesto for a Sustainable Europe for its Citizens’ …

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