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CAN Europe and GLAN bring the European Commission to court over its 2030 climate targets

Justice and Environment️ 6 days ago

🌿This week, we had an exciting kick-off meeting for the BeLIFE project! We're thrilled to be working alongside our partners— European Environmental Bureau - EEB , YEE - Youth and Environment Europe , and the Guta Environmental Law Association. 🌱The BeLIFE project aims to improve the available resources on environmental democracy rights, to build capacity of environmental and climate defenders, and to improve the quality of environmental rights complaints. Stay tuned for updates on how we can work together for a brighter future! ✨🌍 #BeLIFE #EuropeanGreenDeal #EnvironmentalLaw

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Justice and Environment️ 1 week ago

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Justice and Environment️ 2 weeks ago

New EU rules on Ecodesign for Sustainable Products aim to make items like clothes, tyres, and laptops more durable, repairable, and sustainable. Key goals include: ♻️ Promoting durability, reusability, and reparability to reduce waste ♻️ Enhancing energy and resource efficiency, and boosting recycled content ♻️ Reducing hazardous substances that hinder recycling ♻️ Minimising environmental impact and promoting transparency via digital product passports #SustainableProducts #Ecodesign #EuropeanUnion #CircularEconomy #GreenFuture #EU

Justice and Environment️ 2 weeks ago

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Justice and Environment️ 3 weeks ago

CAN Europe and GLAN bring the European Commission to court over its 2030 climate targets CAN Europe and the Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) have taken the European Commission to the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The aim of this legal case is to up the EU’s climate ambition by 2030, by requiring the Commission to revise Member States’ annual emissions allocations under the Effort Sharing Regulation. The ECJ has acknowledged the gravity of this case by prioritizing this case, reflecting the critical need for judicial oversight in climate action. The European Commission is set to provide its final written observations by September 2024. A public hearing in Luxembourg is anticipated by September 2025, with a potential ruling by February 2026. The case’s prioritization by the ECJ might expedite this process, highlighting the urgency and the importance of the matter.

Justice and Environment️ 3 weeks ago

Only 1⃣ week left to apply for a Blue Book #Traineeship with EU Climate Action and the European Commission 🇪🇺 If you're a university graduate looking to work on climate policy at the European level, this is your chance. Apply here 👉 https://europa.eu/!J6FbVN