Giulia Bondi / Dec. 18, 2024 What does the delay to the EU’s anti-deforestation law mean? The EU’s anti-deforestation law (EUDR) has been delayed by a year – but the fight to protect nature, people and the European Green Deal goes on Emily Iona Stewart / Dec. 10, 2024 The EU must use trade deals to protect environmental defenders The shift away from fossil fuels needs to be a just transition not only for workers, but also for people living near mining sites Emily Iona Stewart / July 26, 2024 Green ambition, questionable track records: Who are the EU's strategic partners? The EU is signing Strategic Partnerships with mineral-rich countries to secure a supply of transition minerals. But are its green ambitions clouding its judgement? Beate Beller / May 27, 2024 How will the EU's new law fight corporate power and help environmental defenders? The European Union’s new corporate accountability law is a major win. But how will it help protect land and environmental defenders? Beate Beller / April 24, 2024 A new chapter is about to start for corporate accountability EU Parliament votes to hold big companies accountable for harm they cause to people and the planet Giulia Bondi / March 12, 2024 The credit chainsaw A review of how EU-based banks are pouring billions into deforestation Arianne Griffith / Dec. 18, 2023 Five takeaways from the CSDDD: the EU’s new corporate accountability law Landmark new rules to help communities protect their land and livelihoods against corporate abuse, but a free pass for banks and not enough on climate. Nov. 29, 2023 A vital step towards getting the EU off fossil gas The Gas Market Package law has been finalised in Europe and puts us on the right path towards a clean energy transition, ensuring that local energy systems start adapting in line with EU climate targets – and start decommissioning polluting gas pipelines Oct. 16, 2023 The climate law the fossil fuel industry doesn’t want Europe’s biggest polluters – Shell, BP, TotalEnergies and ENI - are fighting to stop a law that would force them to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions Dominic Eagleton / Sept. 15, 2023 New EU green energy rules exclude fossil hydrogen The Renewable Energy Directive, designed to boost the roll-out of renewable energy across Europe, is also promoting a climate-damaging fuel that’s made from fossil gas Previous Page 1 of 5 Next