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15 September 202010 September 2020

On the EU’s menu: the Common Agricultural Policy

Faced with a combined climate, health and biodiversity crisis, MEPs need to be held accountable when interfering with science


6 August 20209 September 2021

The EU chemical industry: an EU Recovery Plan aligned with the European Green Deal goals is our opportunity to create a more resilient Europe

CEFIC launches bio-based chemicals sector group


7 May 20204 May 2020

Guidance on single-use plastics directive: European Commission to stick to its timeline

Despite the current pandemic, the EC wants to present the final SUPD guidance by July 2020


23 March 202018 March 2020

Scientists call for action for the EU Common Agricultural Policy to address sustainability challenges

An open statement signed by over 3,600 scientists across Europe and beyond


19 December 201917 December 2019

EU chief likens Green New Deal to Europe’s ‘man on the moon’ moment and includes plan for biodegradable plastics framework

Under its new circular economy plan, the EC will develop requirements to ensure reusability or recyclability for all packaging in the EU market


17 December 201912 December 2019

Analogy between PHA materials and Vanillin

GO!PHA white paper #5


19 November 201914 November 2019

Circular economy erected as ‘number one priority’ of European Green Deal

Highlights included a ban on single-use plastic products like cutlery and food containers. And at least 70% of packaging will have to be recycled by 2030


4 November 201929 October 2019

Forests in the spotlight of the Finnish EU Council Presidency

Finland’s Presidency program “Sustainable Europe – Sustainable Future” presents four main priorities for the presidency period


European farmers descend on Strasbourg in protest against planned CAP reform

Members of the Agriculture Committee recently indicated to EURACTIV that the new CAP could be delayed by up to two years


28 October 201929 October 2019

The tussle in Brussels: is PHA a naturally occurring polymer? Or a plastic?

As the discussion about PHA becomes increasingly urgent, interest in the material has grown


17 June 201912 June 2019

Palm Oil: Fuelling Bioeconomy Controversy?

The EU has deemed palm oil to be too high-risk a feedstock for biofuels production, but what are the risks and benefits associated with it?


28 May 201923 May 2019

East European ministers to push EU for more bioeconomy support

EU Council meeting expected to see joint declaration by eastern agriculture and research ministers - a rare effort at coordinated east European lobbying over research in Brussels


28 January 201923 January 2019

RED II – Small steps in the ongoing struggle to put bioenergy on a sustainable path

Final version of the Directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources (RED II) was published


21 November 201819 November 2018

European Parliament approves REDII

AEBIOM and a group of other European organizations call on the EU to be more ambitious in its efforts to encourage the use of renewables in heating and cooling


15 November 201812 November 2018

Why rewarding renewable fuels under the truck CO2 regulation would be a bad idea

Green groups are concerned about a push by the gas, oil, biofuel and truck industry to include a so-called ‘Carbon Correction Factor’ (CCF) for trucks and buses


8 May 20189 September 2021

To Meet Emission Reductions Objectives in Transport, Sustainable Renewable Fuels are an Important Part of the Solution

Methanol Institute appeals to the negotiating parties to recognise the importance of all sustainable renewable fuels in reducing emissions in transportation


13 April 201810 April 2018

Renewables law could lock EU into costly burning technologies

REDII could lock EU member states into expensive and polluting waste-to-energy technologies that contradict the circular economy and climate objectives


5 March 20181 March 2018

EU waste legislation recognises benefits of bioplastics

Revised legislative package on waste acknowledges that bioplastics play a key role in achieving EU recycling goals


Novelle zum EU-Abfallrecht würdigt Beitrag von Biokunststoffen zur Erreichung der Recyclingziele

Überarbeitete Richtlinie erkennt Schlüsselrolle von Biokunststoffen zur Erreichung der Klimaziele an


27 February 201822 February 2018

EU urged to do more to protect forests

Forest nations are calling on the EU to strengthen the control of supply chains for products causing deforestation such as palm oil or cocoa


21 December 201715 December 2017

Commission welcomes agreement on key legislation to tackle climate change

A robust climate policy framework is a key element of the EU's Energy Union and a successful transition to a modern and clean economy


27 November 201722 November 2017

“Green Gold” documentary blames EU biofuel lobby for bad policy

The Belgian documentary-maker spoke to EUobserver in a cafe in Brussels, ahead of the preview screening of his film in the city's centre for fine arts Bozar


6 March 20172 March 2017

Boost for Biobased Products and Anaerobic Digestion following European Committee Vote

Separate collection decision opens up the opportunity for compostable plastic bags for bio-waste to become widespread


28 November 201626 November 2016

The upcoming revision of the EU Fertilisers Regulation and the benefits of biodegradable plastic mulch films

Kristy-Barbara Lange, Deputy Managing Director from European Bioplastics answers some questions about the benefits of biodegradable mulch films


18 June 201517 June 2015

The Commission must give teeth to the 2030 renewable target

Binding national targets have been key to the successful development of renewable energy in the European Union so far, writes Jean-François Fauconnier, Renewables policy coordinator at Climate Action Network Europe


10 April 20159 April 2015

EU reaches tentative deal to cap food-based biofuels

Bioethanol lobby ePURE gave a cautious welcome to Wednesday's deal, saying it did not provide enough incentive for the new generation biofuels


2 March 20152 March 2015

MEPs vote to cap biofuels

NNFCC's CEO said, he “welcomed” any new legislation “that helps us better define good from bad biofuels.”


17 December 201416 December 2014

Erfolgreiche Verhandlungen zum Anbauverbot von Gentechnikpflanzen

Bundesminister Schmidt: "Das dürfte der Durchbruch gewesen sein auf dem Weg zu nationalen Anbauverboten"


2 December 20141 December 2014

Ex-Tory MP entangled in EU plastic bag lobbying row

Symphony Environmental Technologies accused to orchestrate an EU blocking minority against her bag ban in the EU Council


25 November 201424 November 2014

Reducing use of plastic bags: MEPs strike deal with Council Presidency

Good news for the environment and all Europeans who expected the EU to take ambitious action on plastic bags


21 October 201420 October 2014

Italy pushes ahead with ‘next generation’ biofuels from waste

World's first commercial scale plant making fuel from straw opened in Italy last year


17 June 201417 June 2014

EU to allow member countries to decide policies on GM crops

European Council reaching political agreement on 12 June 2014 towards allowing Member States to restrict or ban GMO cultivation in their territory


Proposal on indirect land-use change

EU Council reaches agreement


27 January 201426 January 2014

2030 climate and energy goals for a competitive, secure and low-carbon EU economy

European Commission explains key points of the energy policy framework 2030


24 January 201423 January 2014

EU proposal sets renewable energy targets, ignores biofuels

New clean energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction objectives


26 November 201325 November 2013

Biofuel reform in trouble

MEPs must choose between accepting a weak Council position on control of biofuel or handing the issue to the next Parliament


7 July 2008

Restrained growth of European Biodiesel production in 2007-2008

EBS: Market conditions and competition from US B99 imports have decreased growth rate

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