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Articles in November, 2007 issue of Europe Environment
- ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL : CLIMATE CHANGE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES TO DOMINATE SESSION.
- CIVIL PROTECTION : A NEW COMMUNITY COMPETENCE.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : COUNCIL WORKS OUT ROADMAP FOR BALI.
- ENERGY : EU'S POWERS ARE BOOSTED BUT "WORDING IS TO BE EXPLORED".
- WASTE TREATMENT : LEGAL ACTION AGAINST STATES BREACHING COMMUNITY RULES.
- ENERGY : PARLIAMENT DEBATES MORE NUCLEAR AND BETTER CONVENTIONAL ENERGY.
- EURATOM SUPPLY AGENCY : EP CALLS FOR CLEARER STATUTES.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : DECISION ON EX-POST ADJUSTMENTS TO EMISSIONS QUOTAS ANNULLED.
- EU TACKLES CHILDHOOD OBESITY.
- MARINE POLLUTION : NO SOLIDARITY FUND FOR VICTIMS OF OIL SLICKS.
- EU MONITORING BLACK SEA OIL POLLUTION.
- REGIONAL POLICY : URBACT II PROGRAMME KICKS OFF.
- FINLAND'S OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR FISHERIES APPROVED.
- STUDY ON BIODIVERSITY LOSS.
- COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL : ROAD MAP ADOPTED TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO RESEARCH RESULTS.
- GMOS : COMMISSION IS THROWN BACK AGAINST THE ROPES.
- PORTS POLICY : COMMISSION DECIDES AGAINST FORCED LIBERALISATION.
- MEDICINES : EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT FINALLY GETS SATISFACTION ON TRIPS.
- RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT : FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT RESEARCHERS' VISA' CRITICISED BY COMMISSION.
- AIR QUALITY : MEPS GIVE CAR MAKERS MORE TIME TO ADOPT EMISSIONS RULES.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : PORTUGAL'S 2008-2012 QUOTA ALLOCATION PLAN ADOPTED.
- FOODSTUFFS : KRAFT BUY OF DANONE BISCUITS GETS CONDITIONAL APPROVAL.
- STARK WARNING ON CLIMATE CHANGE.
- 2008 TACS FOR THE BALTIC SEA.
- SPORT/EDUCATION/HEALTH : PHYSICAL EDUCATION A KEY TOOL IN FIGHTING OBESITY, SAY MEPS.
- COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL : AGREEMENT ON EIT MEANS DECISION TIME FOR INDUSTRY.
- WARNING ON FRENCH AID TO FISHERIES SECTOR.
- ENVIRONMENT : FLOOD RISK PREVENTION IS NOW MANDATORY.
- ENERGY EFFICIENCY : MANUFACTURERS URGE ADOPTION OF SOLAR GLASS TECHNOLOGY.
- RURAL DEVELOPMENT : FURTHER SET OF PROGRAMMES AGREED.
- CONSUMERS : KUNEVA WANTS TARGETED ACTION ON TOY SAFETY.
- SOLIDARITY FUND IN FRANCE AND GERMANY.
- DANGEROUS TOYS - AGAIN.
- SPACE : COMMISSION GETS CLEAR MANDATE FOR SPACE POLICY INITIATIVES.
- ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL : WATER SCARCITY AND DROUGHTS ARE IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES.
- EURATOM : FIFTY YEARS OLD AND NO CHANGES FORESEEN.
- AGRICULTURE : MEPS WILL HAVE THEIR SAY ON AGRICULTURE.
- RFID TO FIGHT FAKE MEDICINES.
- SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT : MEMBER STATES ADMIT THEY HAVE A LOT ON THEIR PLATE.
- EBRD ENERGY LOANS FOR SLOVAKIA.
- ENERGY : 56 MEPS SIGN NUCLEAR DECLARATION.
- REGULATION ON INNOVATIVE THERAPIES.
- HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES : EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS COMMITTED TO AIR QUALITY.
- EU/US : WASHINGTON IN BALANCING ACT ON CLIMATE CHANGE.
- ENERGY : COMMISSION ADOPTS STRATEGIC ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PLAN.
- FISHERIES COUNCIL : MINISTERS APPROVE BLUEFIN TUNA RECOVERY PLAN.
- HEALTH : PETITION FOR ACTION ON CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASES.
- ENERGY : LAST STAND IN BRUSSELS AGAINST NEW BULGARIAN NUCLEAR PLANT.
- EIB FINANCING IN MARCHE REGION OF ITALY.
- EP ADOPTS CONVENTIONAL ENERGY REPORT.
- HOST OF INFRINGEMENTS OF SEVESO II DIRECTIVE.
- 267 MILLION EURO FOR THE PACIFIC.
- ENVIRONMENT : FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE BECOMES A PRIORITY.
- ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL : MINISTERS TIE FUEL QUALITY TO RENEWABLE ENERGY.
- MARITIME POLICY : SATISFIED CPMR WELCOMES BLUE PAPER.
- CONSUMER PROTECTION : BUYING AIRLINE TICKETS ONLINE: A DUBIOUS PRACTICE.
- EIB LOAN TO BELGIUM'S WALLOON REGION.
- AGRICULTURE : FRANCE AIMS TO PUSH FOR "MORE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE".
- SOLIDARITY FUND IN THE UK.
- EU/NORWAY : AGREEMENT REACHED ON 2008 FISHING POSSIBILITIES.
- ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL : WATER SCARCITY AND DROUGHTS ARE IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITIES.
- FISHERIES : COMMISSION PRESENTS GUIDE PRICES FOR 2008.
- COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL : MINISTERS LAY DOWN PRIORITIES FOR FUTURE OF EUROPEAN R&D.
- ENERGY : PHOTOVOLTAICS WANT DOUBLE THE MONEY.
- INFORMAL REGIONAL COUNCIL : TERRITORIAL COHESION TO BE BUILT INTO OTHER POLICIES.
- AID FOR THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
- 36 RESEARCH PROJECTS IN AIR TRANSPORT.
- INFRINGEMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST GREECE, GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
- DELAY ON ETS REVISION CONFIRMED.
- TOURISM : FORUM EMPHASISES COMPETITIVENESS AND SUSTAINABILITY.
- MARITIME TRANSPORT : CRIMINAL PENALTIES: ECJ RECOGNISES COMMUNITY'S COMPETENCE.
- SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS WANTED FOR NEW ADVISORY BOARD.
- AVIAN INFLUENZA CONFIRMED IN UK.
- ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT : PARLIAMENT GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO AMENDED CONVENTION.
- EUROCHAMBRES/SLOVENIAN PRESIDENCY : KEY ISSUES THAT EUROPEAN BUSINESS WOULD LIKE TO SEE ADDRESSED.
- AIR TRANSPORT : EP REINFORCES ENTRY CONDITIONS FOR AVIATION INTO ETS.
- AID FORaBANGLADESH CYCLONE VICTIMS.
- EBRD MONEY FOR BULGARIAN ENERGY AND BRICKS.
- FISHERIES : COMMISSION PROPOSES 2008 TACS FOR BLACK SEA.
- STANDARDISATION : NEW APPROACH OUT-PRICING SMES, WARNS INTEREST GROUP.
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