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Explorer urges EU to address ‘weaknesses’ in emissions trading
The EU has been urged to "weed out" shortcomings in the emissions trading scheme (ETS) in order to effectively tackle climate change.
Parliament has been told that coal-fired power station companies should be compelled to adopt so-called carbon capture and storage (CCS) techniques.
Austrian MEP Reinhard Rack has expressed concern over the “disastrous” safety standards in some of Europe’s road tunnels.
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Bulgarian MEP Vladimir Urutchev asks why the EU has created an embarrassing situation in the Balkans but refuses to correct its own error
Monday 28th April 2008Romana Jordan-Cizelj asks what – if anything – the Slovenian presidency can do to help the Balkans, and in particular tackle the growing energy crisis there
Monday 28th April 2008In the first of a regular series on energy and climate, new Parliament Magazine editorial board member Eija-Riitta Korhola asks, is there a climate for a nuclear renaissance?
Monday 31st March 2008There is much to be said against noisy, intrusive wind turbines, says John Purvis
Monday 31st March 2008Castilla La-Mancha is one of Spain’s most progressive regions when it comes to sourcing energy from renewables, but it cannot work alone, argues Benito Montiel
Saturday 29th March 2008
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