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EU Commission Weakens Another Set of Laws Amid Maladministration Red Flags

The European Commission’s new Environmental Omnibus package [1] chips away at crucial EU laws that protect people’s health, nature and long-term prosperity, warns the European Environmental Bureau (EEB). The proposal presented today is yet another example of the Commission bending its own procedures – another case of maladministration [2] that risks undermining trust in EU rule-making and undercutting Europe’s ambitions to set global standards. …

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Environmental omnibus sparks cosmetics industry backlash on UWWTD

Cosmetics Europe criticises the EC’s updated UWWTD cost study, citing flawed data and calling for a fair, effective EPR scheme to tackle water pollution.

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Eu Proposal: Less Environmental Administration for Industry and Livestock Farming

The European Commission proposes fewer administrative environmental regulations for industry and livestock farming. For example, livestock farming will be exempt from separate reporting on energy consumption and water pollution to the EU, provided that member states can provide that information themselves. Furthermore, industrial companies will no longer be required to report emissions per individual installation, but only the total emissions of…

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