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EU countries push for weaker environmental safeguards in fishing sector funding rules (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — EU national governments want to weaken a European Commission proposal linking funding for the fishing industry to broader environmental objectives under the bloc’s next long-term budget. The move comes as political talks on the size of the EU budget and whether the bloc should prioritize green goals grow tense, with EU officials and diplomats aiming to strike a deal before the end of the year. In its €2 trillion seven-year budget proposal — known as the multi-annual financial framewor
Le Pen says US diesel export ban would have ‘incalculable’ impact on French citizens (opens the original)
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A U.S. plan to ban diesel exports would have "incalculable" consequences for French people, warned Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate in the French presidential elections, at the POLITICO Playbook Paris Live event Thursday. The surge in fuel prices “hits all French people really hard” and is “their main concern” right now, Le Pen added. The Trump Administration is floating a potential ban on exports of diesel for 90 days in a bid to bring down energy prices, POLITICO reported on Wednesday. W
UN’s landmark nature restoration fund fails to raise almost any money (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — In February 2025 the U.N. launched a brand new fund to channel corporate profits into nature conservation in developing countries. It hoped to mobilize $1 billion a year, mostly from large companies. But as of today, it has only attracted two small contributors and collected just $6,000. It's a massively disappointing start for what was hailed as a milestone during the last biannual U.N. biodiversity summit, or COP16, which took place in the Colombian city of Cali in 2024. The lack of
EU’s war on waste is smashing the art of the beautiful booze bottle, glassmakers warn (opens the original)
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PLOGOFF, France — Europe's famed wine and spirits makers have spent years turning their bottles into cultural icons. But a new EU anti-waste law could send those intricate designs straight to the recycling bin. For premium brands and craft distillers alike, the look and feel of a glass bottle counts nearly as much as the elixir within: It's a visual translation of the story behind the drink. Think of Tanqueray London Dry Gin’s gleaming emerald glass, compared to the straight-shooting, saloon-sty
Brussels has a one-legged plan to fight greenwashing (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The European Union spent years building a two-part system to protect consumers from greenwashing. Only half of it survived. In 2024, Brussels came up with a rule that prevents companies from misleading consumers with unfounded claims that their products and services are good for the planet. From Sept. 27, companies won’t be able to sell products with vague, generic claims such as "green," "eco-friendly," or "climate neutral" anymore. Airlines will no longer be able to advertise a carb
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