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Articles in February, 2008 issue of Europe Environment
- WINE : PRODUCER COUNTRIES HOSTILE TO NUTRITIONAL LABELLING.
- FINAL WARNING FOR FRANCE.
- CZECH REPUBLIC-IAEA.
- ENVIRONMENT : COMMISSION PROPOSES TO STREAMLINE INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
- SMALL BUSINESS ACT FOR EUROPE : PUBLIC CONSULTATION DRAWS VARIED REACTIONS.
- WASTE : ITALY GETS FINAL WARNING, GREECE TAKEN TO COURT.
- EU TO KICK-START BLACK SEA SYNERGY.
- RESEARCH : COMMISSION ADOPTS NANOTECH CODE OF CONDUCT.
- INTERNAL MARKET : COMMISSION TARGETS BERLIN OVER PHARMACY OWNERSHIP.
- ECO-INNOVATION : FORUM EXAMINES WAYS TO EXPLOIT GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES.
- BIOFUELS : NGO CALLS FOR MORATORIUM ON AGROFUEL TARGETS.
- AGENDA.
- BLUEFIN TUNA: WWF CALLS FOR BOYCOTT.
- ENERGY : PERIPHERAL MARITIME REGIONS MIXED ON GREEN ENERGY PACKAGE.
- CONSUMERS : COMMISSION SET TO UNVEIL NEW CONSUMER SCOREBOARD'.
- DISABLED PEOPLE : QUALITY OF INSTITUTIONAL CARE FOR THE DISABLED VARIES.
- CONSUMERS : KUNEVA WANTS TO PROVIDE COMPARATIVE DATA TO CONSUMERS.
- MEP CLARIFIES STATEMENT ON TOY SAFETY.
- ENTERPRISE EUROPE NETWORK : COMMISSION LAUNCHES ONE STOP SHOP' TO SUPPORT BUSINESSES.
- MEDICINES : EU MOVES TO RESTRICT SCIENTIFIC TESTS ON PRIMATES.
- INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTIAN KUCHEN, PRESIDENT OF EUROFUEL : HEATING OIL TO SAVE CO2 EMISSIONS.
- AGRICULTURE : EP REPORT IN FAVOUR OF CAP HEALTH CHECK.
- RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGETS : "AMBITIOUS" FOR BELGIUM, "ONEROUS" FOR ITALY.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : CITIES PLAN TO TAKE LEAD IN REDUCING EMISSIONS.
- ENERGY-CLIMATE PACKAGE : PRESIDENCY GETS DECISION-MAKING BALL ROLLING.
- DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES : COMMISSION TACKLES TOYS CONTAINING NICKEL AND LEAD.
- REACTIONS MIXED.
- UNANNOUNCED INSPECTIONS OF SHIP CLASSIFICATION COMPANIES.
- POST-KYOTO IN PREPARATION.
- EU/UN : COMMISSION NEGOTIATING INTERNATIONAL CONTROL ON MERCURY.
- NUCLEAR ENERGY : EURATOM SUPPLY AGENCY GETS NEW STATUTES.
- EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY : INDUSTRY COMMITTEE GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO EIT.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : PRINCE CHARLES URGES "TRULY GLOBAL" CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
- ENERGY-CLIMATE PACKAGE : EP GROUPS DEBATE NOMINATION OF RAPPORTEURS.
- AGRICULTURE : COMMISSIONER KYPRIANOU WANTS A DEBATE ON CLONING.
- ENVIRONMENT: ITALY FOUND GUILTY.
- CONSUMERS : COMMISSION TOUGHENS UP TOY SAFETY RULES.
- EU AGENCIES : RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BETTER MANAGEMENT OF EU AGENCIES.
- PUBLIC CONTRACTS : COMMUNICATION CLARIFIES PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP REGIME.
- SOCIETE GENERALE'S "INEXCUSABLE CARELESSNESS".
- EU/IWC : COMMISSION URGES FIRM STANCE ON WHALING.
- EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK AWARD.
- KYOTO PROTOCOL TURNS THREE.
- ENERGY : REPORT HIGHLIGHTS EUROPE'S VULNERABILITY TO ENERGY CRISES.
- EUROPEAN STRATEGY FOR THE CONSERVATION OF INVERTEBRATES.
- EP MISSION TO INDIA AND BANGLADESH.
- BIOTECHNOLOGY : COMMISSION INTENDS TO MAKE WARSAW KNUCKLE UNDER ON GMOS.
- ENERGY : EP CALLS FOR MORE ACTION ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY.
- EP CLIM COMMITTEE : WATER IS THE "BEST INDICATOR OF CLIMATE CHANGE".
- REGIONS : REPRESENTATIVES OF MOUNTAINOUS AREAS WANT MORE ATTENTION.
- BETTER REGULATION : VERHEUGEN CONFIDENT OF PROGRESS IN SLASHING RED TAPE.
- CONSEIL EUROPEEN : TO TRANSLATE (EN) : STRATEGIE DE LISBONNE ET CLIMAT AU CENTRE DE LA SESSION DE MARS.
- INFORMAL FISHERIES COUNCIL : CONSENSUS ON NEED TO REFORM CONTROL AND MONITORING.
- FISHERIES : EUROPECHE SETS PREREQUISITES FOR ACTION PLAN FOR SHARKS.
- NATURE : LEGISLATION ADAPTED TO LATEST CITES DECISIONS.
- EU/BASEL CONVENTION : STRENGTHENED COOPERATION IN WASTE TRANSFER CONTROL.
- FAIR PRICES?
- CHEMICALS : EU FINES SYNTHETIC RUBBER PRODUCERS FOR CARTEL.
- PHARMACEUTICALS : COMMISSION LOOKING INTO RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS.
- ENERGY : EP COMMITTEE CALLS FOR EQUAL DIESEL AND PETROL TAX MINIMUMS.
- WORLD WETLANDS DAY 2008.
- FISHERIES : SIMPLIFIED BUT STRENGTHENED RULES FOR CONTROLS.
- ENERGY-CLIMATE PACKAGE : WASHINGTON CAUTIOUSLY WELCOMES COMMISSION'S PROPOSALS.
- STRUCTURAL FUNDS : BAN ON FINANCING HOUSING' EXPENSES FOR EU15 COULD BE RELAXED.
- CRISIS MANAGEMENT EXERCISE.
- EU/SOUTH AFRICA : EU STRENGTHENS ENERGY COOPERATION WITH PRETORIA.
- EUROPEAN COUNCIL : LISBON STRATEGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE TO TOP MARCH AGENDA.
- INNOVATION : US LEAD SHRINKING BUT STILL SIGNIFICANT, SCOREBOARD SHOWS.
- ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS.
- EP MISSION TO INDIA AND BANGLADESH.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : EU AND US TO PUSH COMPETING VISIONS IN HAWAII.
- PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY : BELGIAN TAX REFORM ON SALES OF REIMBURSED MEDICINES CLEARED.
- ENERGY-CLIMATE PACKAGE : EP DEBATE LOOKS LIKE BEING INTENSE.
- BETTER REGULATION : COMPANY LAW OBLIGATIONS TO BE MAJOR FOCUS FOR COMMISSION.
- SMES : SMALL BUSINESS ACT NEEDS LEGAL FORCE, SAYS UEAPME.
- CUTTING NOISE NUISANCE.
- EUROPEAN COMMISSION : BARROSO TEAM ADOPTS STRATEGY FOR LAST YEAR OF ITS TERM.
- AGRICULTURE : NEW RULES DUE ON ORGANIC PRODUCTS.
- DANGEROUS PRODUCTS : EU TO BAN TOXIC PAINT STRIPPERS.
- LITHUANIA-POLAND ENERGY AGREEMENT.
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