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01/10/12

Biofuels reform can wait no longer – letter

The future of green transport must not include socially and environmentally unsustainable biofuels, a coalition of environment and development campaig …

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20/09/12

Shale gas: unconventional and unwanted

Europe risks side-lining its vision for a more sustainable, low-carbon energy future, according to a new report from Friends of the Earth Europe, unle …

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19/09/12

GMO safety concerns – time to act

Brussels, September 20 – Friends of the Earth Europe is calling for immediate action by the EU to protect public health following yesterday’s publicat …

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18/09/12

Shale gas risks side-lined by industry interests

European politicians today acknowledged some of the unambiguous risks of shale gas extraction in Europe, according to Friends of the Earth Europe. How …

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12/09/12

Biofuels reform ‘a messy, insufficient compromise’

After 21 months of delay, the European Commission has drafted a framework to reform EU biofuels policy and the massive carbon emissions caused by expa …

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31/07/12

Festival builds pressure for Czech climate law

Several thousand people attended Friends of the Earth Czech Republic/Hnutí Duha’s ‘Big Ask’ festival in a park in central Prague. It was the second ye …

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