The UK and EU have sketched out a pathway to linking their emissions trading systems, exempting each other from their carbon border taxes and aligning rules on pesticides. Here’s what you need to know ...

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More than 60% of companies have said they are satisfied with the EU’s sustainability reporting rules in their current form, while only 7% are calling for a fundamental revision, according to a new ...

The bloc’s greenhouse gas emissions were 2.2% higher than over the same period in 2023, primarily due to households, electricity and gas, according to official data.

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The European Commission has unveiled a far-reaching deregulation package that would loosen the link between farming subsidies ...

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Energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen has said that the European Commission has not reached a final position on a proposal to ...

Research has found that 1% of sampled food items grown in the EU, Norway, Northern Ireland and Iceland have pesticide residues above the legal limit, compared to 3.4% of food imported from third ...