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EU to ban metal scrap exports to India, Egypt on environmental grounds (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The EU has proposed banning metal waste exports to India and Egypt after both countries failed to prove they manage the waste in an “environmentally sound” manner. The two countries, which are among the top importers of Europe’s recyclable materials, did not show they were applying the correct pollution controls on how the waste is treated, a European Commission assessment found. The Waste Shipment Regulation — the bloc’s rules that restrict exports of certain types of trash to third
EU warns Turkey to clean up waste treatment or face trade ban (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The European Commission will consider banning the export of plastic waste to Turkey if the country fails to address pollution and environmental concerns, a Commission official told POLITICO. The warning comes after a Commission assessment found evidence of environmental damage linked to Turkey’s treatment of plastic waste that could breach EU rules. “If there is no adequate answer or measure taken by the authorities, the Commission might launch the procedure to suspend the export of p
EU approves sending mountains of trash to Turkey despite environmental fears (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The European Union will continue to export hundreds of thousands of tons of plastic waste to Turkey each year, despite finding evidence of environmental damage that could breach EU rules. The decision means the EU's most important market for trash — Turkey receives more than a third of the EU's exported plastic waste — will remain open for business. A Commission assessment, obtained by POLITICO, reported a long list of concerns with Turkey's treatment of EU waste, highlighting the oft
Document: EU Parliament wants tighter fossil fuel exclusions under sustainable finance rules (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The European Parliament will push for stricter limits on allowing oil and gas companies to be classed as green investments under the EU’s updated sustainable finance rules, according to a document obtained by POLITICO, The position will set up a fight with member countries, which want to loosen restrictions on fossil fuel companies under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation — an EU law that aims to prevent greenwashing to support sustainable investment decisions. Under the SF
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