Europe set to take full advantage of 'space data'
20 Jun
Europe set to take full advantage of 'space data'
Rajnish Singh reports on a recent event aimed at ensuring the EU takes full advantage of new and innovative space-related technologies.
Post-COP21: It's time for less talk and more climate action
17 Jun
Post-COP21: It's time for less talk and more climate action
COP21 was a historic moment in the fight against climate change, but there have been enough speeches – it's now time for concrete action, says Gilles Pargneaux.
Renewable energy is a cost-effective path to sustainability
17 Jun
Renewable energy is a cost-effective path to sustainability
Renewable energy could help empower individual consumers and help foster cooperation between EU regions, writes Bendt Bendtsen.
Brexit: UK will have brighter future outside EU
16 Jun
Brexit: UK will have brighter future outside EU
Exiting the EU will give the UK a richer stake in society, argues Diane Dodds.
Brexit: Through EU membership, Wales has a say in international affairs
16 Jun
Brexit: Through EU membership, Wales has a say in international affairs
The best way to tackle global challenges is by uniting with our European partners, writes Jill Evans.
Brexit: EU membership is a positive choice for jobs
16 Jun
Brexit: EU membership is a positive choice for jobs
EU membership is in Scotland and the UK's best interests, says Alyn Smith.
Brexit: Best way to transform EU is from within
16 Jun
Brexit: Best way to transform EU is from within
The best way to transform the EU is from within, writes Martina Anderson.
Climate and energy group calls for EU emissions trading reform to match historic Paris climate deal
16 Jun
Climate and energy group calls for EU emissions trading reform to match historic Paris climate deal
CAN Europe chief responds to comments by European Parliament's lead ETS reform rapporteur Ian Duncan.
EU renewable energy: Environmental problems remain
16 Jun
EU renewable energy: Environmental problems remain
Progress in the EU's renewable energy sector should be welcomed, but we must not overlook the lingering environmental problems this has caused, argues Paloma López Bermejo.
5 questions with... Maria Arena
15 Jun
5 questions with... Maria Arena
Bombardier, plants and surprises.
It's time for REACH to deliver on animal welfare
14 Jun
It's time for REACH to deliver on animal welfare
The upcoming review is a chance to strengthen safeguards against animal testing and help REACH regain its position as a world-leading piece of legislation, writes Keith Taylor.
REACH simplification should be about more than SMEs
14 Jun
REACH simplification should be about more than SMEs
When it comes to fixing the current problems with REACH, SMEs' concerns are addressed, and there are more pressing issues to be dealt with, argues Martin Häusling.
REACH simplification should focus on making authorisation timely and cost-effective
14 Jun
REACH simplification should focus on making authorisation timely and cost-effective
While safety should always come first when assessing the effects of chemical substances, an unfair financial and administrative burden is being placed on companies, writes Nicola Caputo.
EU Sustainable Energy Week: A chance to revive the Paris positivity
13 Jun
EU Sustainable Energy Week: A chance to revive the Paris positivity
The post-COP21 optimism has given way to hard work on the part of policymakers, with much more to come, writes Seán Kelly.
EFSI can help EU realise its COP21 ambitions
13 Jun
EFSI can help EU realise its COP21 ambitions
The historic Paris agreement was a watershed moment, and EFSI can now help bring investors and policymakers together to make these promises a reality, writes Miguel Arias Cañete.
ETS Reform: Looney Tunes or Merry Melodies?
08 Jun
ETS Reform: Looney Tunes or Merry Melodies?
A Wile E. Coyote approach to ETS reform would have gained praise to begin with, but would still have left a rapporteur-shaped hole in the canyon floor, writes Ian Duncan.