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20/06/13

EU ministers leave door open for harmful food speculation

Little will be done to curb harmful food speculation today as EU finance ministers meet to approve their posit …

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18/06/13

ALTER-EU: Legal framework for a mandatory EU lobby register

Over the next months, the European Commission and Parliament will review their voluntary joint Transparency Re …

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12/06/13

Warning sounded ahead of EU-US trade negotiations

Concerns about possible negative effects of an EU and US trade agreement are the subject of a letter sent to E …

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21/05/13

European banks fuel land-grabs in Uganda

European banks and pension funds continue to finance one of the largest and most destructive palm oil giants W …

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16/05/13

Lifting the lid on RBS’s devastating investments

Friends of the Earth Scotland today went to the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) AGM to ask the bank to disinvest …

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16/05/13

Debate: making company reporting work for people and planet

Getting companies to report on their use of resources, like materials, water, land and carbon, as well as thei …

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