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Articles in April, 2008 issue of Europe Environment
- GLOBAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY FUND.
- URBAN TRANSPORT : CEMR CALLS FOR BETTER COORDINATION OF aPOLICY ACTIONS.
- TAXATION : OBSTACLES GALORE FOR VAT CUTS ON GREEN' GOODS.
- HUMANITARIAN AID : SPECIAL EU BUDGET FOR DISASTER PREPAREDNESS.
- EUROPEAN PATENT OFFICE : APPLICATIONS RISE BUT FEWER PATENTS GRANTED.
- HEALTH COUNCIL : CANCER, CROSS-BORDER CARE, ALCOHOL AND ANTIBIOTICS ON AGENDA.
- RESEARCH : HIGH-LEVEL ADVISORY GROUP ON SCIENCE ANDaRESEARCH ON THE WAY.
- WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION : EU SUPPORTS IAEA AND WHO ON NUCLEAR AND BIOLOGICAL SECURITY.
- CONSUMER CREDIT : NEW DIRECTIVE ADOPTED AFTER SIX YEARS OF DEBATE.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : SOCIAL PARTNERS CALL FOR STRATEGIC APPROACH.
- GM MAIZE AUTHORISED.
- EU/UN/CLIMATE CHANGE : FIRST ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS TOWARDS A NEW CLIMATE DEAL.
- TRANSPARENCY : CEMR: REGIONS AND MUNICIPALITIES ARE NOT LOBBYISTS.
- TRANSPARENCY : PARLIAMENT ADVOCATES OBLIGATORY REGISTER OF LOBBYISTS.
- EU/US : TRANSATLANTIC SKIES OPEN UP AS SIDES PREPARE FOR NEW TALKS.
- ENERGY : CALL FOR IMPROVED LEGISLATION ON BUILDINGS' ENERGY EFFICIENCY.
- CITIES AGAINST CO2.
- ENERGY-CLIMATE PACKAGE : INDUSTRY FEARS CLIMATE PLAN WILL UNDERMINE COMPETITIVENESS.
- SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES : FIGURES CONFIRM PREDOMINANCE OF SMES.
- ENVIRONMENT : PARIS AND BERLIN STILL AT ODDS OVER CAR CO2 EMISSIONS.
- SOLIDARITY FUND AID FOR GREECE.
- TRANSPARENCY : INDUSTRY DOMINATING COMMISSION EXPERT GROUPS, SAYS ALTER-EU.
- BIOTECHNOLOGY : COMMISSION AUTHORISES IMPORT OF GA21 TRANSGENIC MAIZE.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : EU CAN SERVE AS A MODEL IN COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE.
- HEALTH : UNION TACKLES 90,000 CASES OF TB A YEAR.
- CIVIL PROTECTION FUNDS UPDATED.
- ENVIRONMENT : INFRINGEMENTS OF BIRDS AND HABITATS DIRECTIVES.
- ENERGY : GERMAN AND FRENCH CHAMBERS CALL FOR COST-EFFICIENT ENERGY POLICY.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : PIEBALGS STRESSES NUCLEAR IN LOW-CARBON ECONOMY.
- AIR QUALITY : NEW DIRECTIVE IMPOSES MORE BINDING STANDARDS.
- ENVIRONMENT : LIST OF NATURA 2000 PROTECTED SITES UPDATED.
- EU/US : COMMISSION DIVIDED OVER CHLORINATED CHICKEN.
- HEALTH : PARLIAMENT DEMANDS EUROPEAN CARD FOR ORGAN DONORS.
- EU/US : WASHINGTON UPS PRESSURE ON CHLORINATED CHICKEN.
- TRANSATLANTIC ECONOMIC COUNCIL : CONSUMER GROUPS SAY TEC NOT LISTENING.
- INTERMODAL TRANSPORT : COMMISSION AIMS TO FINE-TUNE MARCO POLO.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : IPCC REPORT RAISES ALARM OVER WATER RESOURCES.
- REGIONAL POLICY : GOOD MARKS FOR EU SOLIDARITY FUND.
- POLAND BREACHING ECODESIGN DIRECTIVE.
- MARITIME SAFETY : MEMBER STATES FAVOUR SOFT LAW' APPROACH TO ERIKA PACKAGE.
- AGRICULTURE : COMMISSION TREADING CAREFULLY OVER ANIMAL WELFARE PROPOSALS.
- ENERGY : PIEBALGS: WIND POWER KEY TO FUTURE EU ENERGY MIX.
- CLIMATE CHANGE/KYOTO PROTOCOL : CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM PASSES 1,000TH PROJECT MILESTONE.
- EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY : CONTEST FOR EIT HQ GATHERS STEAM.
- FISHERIES : COMMISSION PUSHES FOR AN ECOSYSTEMIC APPROACH'.
- ITALY WARNED ON MARITIME SAFETY.
- MARITIME SAFETY : MEMBER STATES CONFIRM DOUBTS OVER ERIKA PROPOSALS.
- PESTICIDES : MAJORITY OF CONVENTIONAL WINES ARE CONTAMINATED.
- ENVIRONMENT : MEPS STILL WANT TO SPEED UP BAN ON MERCURY EXPORTS.
- HEALTH : COMMISSION WANTS TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST MEDICAL ERRORS.
- REHABILITATION OF BULGARIAN COAL MINING SITES APPROVED.
- REGIONAL POLICY : GOOD MARKS FOR EU SOLIDARITY FUND.
- EU/MEDITERRANEAN : EIB AND COMMISSION PRESENT PROJECTS FOR MED UNION.
- EXPLOSIVES : COMMISSION PUSHES FOR STRICTER CONTROL.
- FISHERIES COUNCIL : REVISION OF COD QUOTAS WILL DEPEND ON ICES DATA.
- MARITIME SAFETY : MEPS DENOUNCE "IRRESPONSIBLE" ATTITUDE OF MEMBER STATES.
- EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY : PRESIDENCY SETS DEADLINE FOR EIT SEAT APPLICATIONS.
- SECURITE MARITIME : MEMBER STATES FAVOUR "SOFT LAW" APPROACH TO ERIKA PACKAGE.
- AGRICULTURE : MEP UPS PRESSURE TO EASE IMPORT OF GMOS.
- DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES : COURT ANNULS COMMISSION'S AUTHORISATION DECISION.
- EMISSION TRADING SCHEME : REPORT: PILOT PHASE SHOWS SUCCESS OF ETS.
- MAJOR ECONOMIES TO MEET ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE.
- INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS : ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY CONCERNED OVER COMMISSION'S IPCC PROPOSALS.
- PUBLIC PROCUREMENT : COMMISSION SINGLES OUT ITALY AND GERMANY.
- MAJOR ACCIDENTS: ITALY TAKEN TO COURT.
- ENVIRONMENT : MEPS FAVOUR CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL OFFENCES.
- AIR TRANSPORT : PRIVATE AIRCRAFT MUST REDUCE ENVIRONMENTAL EMISSIONS.
- SUBSTANCES DANGEREUSES : TO TRANSLATE (EN) : LA COUR ANNULE UNE DECISION D'AUTORISATION DE LA COMMISSION.
- EU/RUSSIA/POLAND : RUSSIA LIFTS RESERVATIONS ON TRADE IN POLISH PLANT PRODUCTS.
- BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION SLOWS DOWN.
- RESPONSIBLE CARE AWARDS 2008.
- FISHERIES COUNCIL : PROSPECTIVE IUU REGULATION DEEMED TOO COMPLEX.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : EP WANTS CLIMATE CHANGE INTEGRATED INTO LEGISLATION.
- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY : COMMISSION TARGETS TRANSFER OF PUBLIC RESEARCH RESULTS.
- MAJOR ECONOMIES TO MEET ON ENERGY AND CLIMATE.
- WASTE : MEPS REMAIN FIRM BUT PRAGMATIC ON FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE.
- TRANSPORT COUNCIL : PROCEDURE ON DANGEROUS GOODS EXTENDED.
- AUSTRALIA/CLIMATE CHANGE : AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE DECLARES WAR ON CLIMATE CHANGE.
- 2007 CO2 EMISSIONS DATA OUT.
- EUROPEAN COMMISSION : DG FISHERIES AND MARITIME AFFAIRS REVAMPED.
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