Ireland, European Union and 2030 climate targets
Laggard Ireland may face 26 billion euro EU climate bill, watchdogs warn
Ireland may have to pay EU compliance costs of between 8 billion euros and 26 billion euros ($8.4 billion-$27.2 billion) if it does not swiftly implement its emissions-cutting plans by 2030, the country's fiscal and climate watchdogs warned on Tuesday.
The EU could remain a global leader on climate action. But for this to happen, Ursula von der Leyen needs to commit to ...
Following calls to reduce the regulatory burden imposed on businesses, the European Union is poised to reform a series of ...
A move by the European Commission to pare back its flagship sustainability reporting rules risks making it harder for ...
Nineteen Ghanaian scholars have graduated under the European Union’s (EU) Resilience Against Climate Change-Social ...
Following calls to reduce the regulatory burden imposed on businesses, the European Union is poised to reform a series of ...
The EU on Wednesday proposed paring back its environmental rules to give businesses breathing room faced with US and Chinese ...
Despite some progress, Ireland’s emissions reductions remain insufficient, putting it at risk of significant EU penalties if ...
Germany has long been considered to have relatively ambitious climate goals and it’s likely that combatting climate change ...
Since the 2015 global deal on limiting climate change was reached, Europe has set the pace in figuring out how to move the ...
The European Commission proposed on Wednesday retaining the EU's gas storage requirements and targets for two more years, ...
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