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The European Green Deal was designed as the EU's compass to achieve those goals. It aims to ensure zero emissions by 2050, making Europe the first climate...
To make Europe climate neutral by 2050, the European Green Deal must pursue one main goal: to reshape the way energy is produced and consumed in the EU. The...
Companies will need to commit to investing in making their operations more sustainable, increasing their R&D investments in Europe, and taking collective...
Despite pledges to “stay the course,” the EU is quietly hollowing out the Green Deal by weakening the policies meant to deliver its climate.
The Green Deal was presented by the European Commission on 11. December 2019, as its main flagship initiative for its 5-year term.
This article will take a closer look at the Green Deal and its effect on EU policies, in particular energy policies, as they are set to be greatly impacted by...
The European Green Deal, the flagship initiative of the incumbent European. Commission, aims to cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to 55% by 2030.
Experts generally agree that the EUDR will help reduce deforestation rates, carbon emissions, and biodiversity loss in producer countries at a global level.
The European Green Deal has set the bar high for climate, energy and environmental ambitions. Yet, the initial promise for it to be a sustainable growth...
The European Green Deal is the European Commission's ambitious plan to achieve. EU climate neutrality by 2050, aligning with the Paris Agreement goals. A...