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Articles in October, 2007 issue of Europe Environment

• STILL NO CONSENSUS ON GMOS.
• MEPS PUT THEIR WEIGHT BEHIND THE EIT.
• EU/ICAO : DELEGATIONS DISAGREE ON INCLUDING AVIATION INTO THE ETS.
• TWO NEW TRANSPORT NETWORK COORDINATORS APPOINTED.
• ENERGY : PIEBALGS: IT'S "TIME FOR ACTION" ON CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE.
• TOY SAFETY : MEPS DEMAND VOLUNTARY EUROPEAN LABEL.
• ENERGY : COMMISSION OUT TO GREEN' FOSSIL FUELS.
• FISHERIES : EUROPECHE AND COGECA VOICE CONCERNS.
• ITALIAN AID FOR CLEAN' LORRIES.
• IMPLEMENTATION OF BETTER REGULATION' STRATEGY.
• MEDICINES : MEPS CONTINUE TO DEFY COUNCIL ON TRIPS.
• TEN-T FUNDING TO BE UNVEILED IN NOVEMBER.
• CHANGES WITHIN FISCHER BOEL'S CABINET.
• COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL : MINISTERS AGREE THE KEY ELEMENTS OF JOINT TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES.
• TRANSPORT : EIB RENEWS ITS TRANSPORT LENDING POLICY.
• HEALTH SERVICES : FIRST DRAFT DIRECTIVE UNVEILED IN INTER-SERVICE CONSULTATION.
• ENERGY : COMMISSIONERS OUT IN FORCE AT MADRID CONFERENCE.(Conference news)
• EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY : MEPS PUT THEIR WEIGHT BEHIND THE EIT.
• SMES : COMMISSION TO CONSULT STAKEHOLDERS ON EU SMALL BUSINESS ACT.
• FISHERIES : EU WANTS TO STRENGTHEN MONITORING OF DEEP WATER FISHING.
• MEDICINES : EXPERTS DISCUSS FUTURE OF CLINICAL TRIALS.
• INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA PARTNERSHIPS AWARDED EU RESEARCH FUNDING.
• MEPS TALK SNUS.
• STANDARDS : THE REVISED NEW APPROACH' APPROACHES.
• URBAN TRANSPORT : THE FIVE MAIN CHALLENGES OF URBAN MOBILITY.
• ENERGY : EIB STATES RENEWABLES AND CLEAN ENERGY CREDENTIALS.
• TRANSPORT : COMMISSION SEEKS TO OUTLINE A CULTURE OF URBAN MOBILITY'.
• FISHERIES : POLAND OUTRAGED OVER COD FISHING BAN IN THE BALTIC.
• OZONE LAYER : MONTREAL FORUM AGREES ON QUICKER PHASE-OUT OF HCFCS.
• BIOTECHNOLOGY : COMMISSION TRIES TO FORCE VIENNA'S HAND AGAIN ON GE MAIZE.
• ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY : EXPERT REPORT HIGHLIGHTS RISKS TO ENVIRONMENTAL EUROPE'.
• EU/US/CHINA : KUNEVA URGES WASHINGTON TO TIGHTEN TOY SAFETY REGIME.
• MARINE ENVIRONMENT : MEPS WANT FASTER IMPLEMENTATION OF MARINE ENVIRONMENT STRATEGY.
• TOURISM : MEPS URGE MEASURES TO BETTER PROTECT CONSUMERS.
• HEALTH AT WORK : UNIONS GO ON THE OFFENSIVE AGAINST MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS.
• MARITIME POLICY : A BLUE PAPER' TO PUT THE EU ON COURSE.
• CONSUMERS : EP PETITION REKINDLES DEBATE ON PRODUCT ORIGIN MARKING.
• CONSUMERS : COMMISSION VOWS TO REVIEW TOY SAFETY RULES.
• MARITIME POLICY : COMMISSION PRESENTS BLUEPRINT FOR AN INTEGRATED MARITIME POLICY.
• CLIMATE CHANGE : MOST BIG EMITTERS BACK BINDING CUTS.
• CLIMATE CHANGE : UN CHIEF URGES WORLD LEADERS TO ACCEPT THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES.
• HEALTH : COUNCIL PUTS HEALTH PROGRAMME BACK ON TRACK.
• REPRIEVE FOR IGNALINA?
• NO DECISION ON FOUR GMOS.
• JOINT TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES : MEPS VOICE CONCERNS ABOUT COUNCIL'S LEGAL OPINION.
• TRANSPORT : USING LOGISTICS TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY.
• AGENDA.
• CONSUMERS : EP RESUMES TRICKY DEBATE ON CONSUMER CREDIT.
• EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY : NO QUICK SOLUTION IN SIGHT TO THE QUESTION OF FUNDING.
• POLAND TO JOIN IEA.
• BETTER REGULATION : NEW WEBSITE FOR COMPANIES TO HIGHLIGHT POINTLESS ADMIN TASKS.(Website overview)
• CONSUMERS : VERHEUGEN: EUROPEAN COMPANIES SHOULD RESPECT EU STANDARDS.
• BETTER REGULATION : COUNCIL WANTS TO MOVE AHEAD ON CUTTING RED TAPE.
• AIR QUALITY : PARLIAMENT WANTS TO GO FURTHER THAN THE COUNCIL.
• BIOFUELS : INDUSTRY FIGHTS BACK AHEAD OF COMMISSION PROPOSALS.
• RESEARCH/ENERGY : PLANS UNVEILED TO BOOST HYDROGEN THROUGH PPP.
• AGRICULTURE : VETS LEND SUPPORT TO ANIMAL HEALTH STRATEGY.
• ANIMAL HEALTH STRATEGY 2007-2013.
• EU ACTION OVER TUNA CATCHES.
• EU/US/WTO : ONLINE GAMBLING STILL A CLOSED SHOP DESPITE INDUSTRY EFFORTS.
• CONSUMERS : RESPONSIBILITY OF THE TOY INDUSTRY AND CE MARK IN THE SPOTLIGHT.
• DEFENCE AND SECURITY : AEROSPACE AND DEFENCE COMPANIES AIM TO GO GREEN.
• WWF: EUROPEAN FISHERIES ARE BADLY MANAGED.
• EIB LOAN FOR CHARLEROI METRO.
• PATENTS : FRANCE RATIFIES LONDON AGREEMENT ON PATENT TRANSLATION.
• SOLAR INDUSTRY : PHOTOVOLTAICS WORRIED ABOUT ELECTRONIC WASTE INCLUSION.
• REGIONS WANT "RESPONSIBLE ENERGY USE".
• EU/CROATIA : ZAGREB SAYS ECO-ZONE DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE EU VESSELS.
• FISHERIES : EU WELCOMES AGREEMENT ON STRENGTHENED NAFO CONVENTION.
• BARROT "DISAPPOINTED" BY ICAO'S STANCE.
• NUCLEAR PLANTS : EU CLEARS FRENCH EXPORT GUARANTEE FOR FINNISH OPERATOR.
• EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY : ONLY MINOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EP AND COUNCIL ON EIT REGULATION.
• REGIONAL POLICY : FIRST FOUR CROSS-BORDER PROGRAMMES LAUNCHED.
• AL GORE, IPCC WIN NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.
• EU/CROATIA : ACCESSION TALKS IN JEOPARDY OVER FISHERY ZONE DISPUTE.
• EIB LOAN TO ECO-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS IN FRANCE.
• ANIMAL HEALTH : GLOBAL SPREAD OF ANIMAL DISEASES HAS FAO WORRIED.
• ENERGY : PIEBALGS PREFERS RENEWABLES TRADING.
• MARITIME SAFETY : LRIT DATA CENTRE TO STRENGTHEN PROTECTION OF MARINE ENVIRONMENT.
• AGENDA.

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