This target, based on 2020 consumption levels, is set to be achieved by 2030. However, after two years of negotiations involving Member States, the European Parliament, and stakeholders, Poland, Hungary, and Finland expressed their opposition to the target. On the other hand, Belgium, Latvia, Portugal, and Slovenia abstained on final vote. By Federico Licandro […]
A recent Eurobarometer survey is showing that 93% of Europeans view climate change as a serious global problem. Over half support speeding up the green economy transition amidst energy price spikes and supply concerns. Strong backing is observed for emissions reductions, renewable energy use, and energy efficiency. Citizens express commitment to individual climate action while […]
The disputed Regulation proposed by the EU Commission for the restoration of lost ecosystems in Europe has received majority approval. The regulation mandates that a minimum of 20% of land and sea surfaces be designated for ecosystem recovery. However, there is significant opposition from the agricultural sector in conflict with Brussels. Brussels, 12 July 2023 […]
The European Commission’s Single Market Programme has launched a new call for proposals aimed at addressing the issue of food waste. The call is part of the programme’s Food Strand and was announced on June 14, 2023. This initiative demonstrates the EU’s commitment to tackling the significant problem of food waste within the single market. Budget: […]
A European Hub for imaging on cancers and the use of Artificial Intelligence is borning. Fully operational by 2026. 23 January 2023 Today, at an event in Brussels, the Commission is launching the European Cancer Imaging Initiative to support healthcare providers, research institutes and innovators in making the best use of innovative data-driven […]