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02/11/12

The Pinocchio Prize 2012: voting open

Voting is open for the fifth edition of the Pinocchio Prize, from Friends of the Earth France. The awards cont …

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02/11/12

Citizens’ involvement in EU decision-making

Friday 16 November 2012, Residence Palace, Polak Room, Brussels: 9am – 1pm The issue of transparency is again …

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26/10/12

Food speculation still a threat following vote

MEPs voted today on the proposed financial reforms known as MiFID (the Markets in Financial Instruments Direct …

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16/10/12

Parliament urged to act over potential case of conflict of interest

Friends of the Earth Europe has today written to the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, to e …

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12/10/12

Verdict expected on Shell’s oil pollution in Nigeria

THE HAGUE, THE NETHERLANDS, OCTOBER 11, 2012 – For the first time in history, a Dutch court verdict is expecte …

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10/10/12

The role of company reporting in resource efficiency

A new briefing published today aims to highlight the substantial gains companies can make by improving their u …

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