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Finding a coherent pathway towards delivering sustainable solutions that meet today and future requirements of decarbonized buildings
A discussion on the subject of the European Commission’s assessment on the performance of buildings should include the entire life cycle, including emissions and resources.
Under industry sway, EU to reintroduce processed animal proteins
Policy making in Brussels has long been a notorious banquet for lobby groups. The decision to reintroduce highly controversial processed animal proteins (PAP) to the European food system is the one recent example that risks damaging the ambitions of the European Green Deal.
Pregnancy & Motherhood Amid Strangers & Unknown Languages
MDM comes up with instruction to EU member states for better medical care to refugee mothers.
The European Commission Moves Towards Building Sustainable Finance Infrastructure
HLEG releases interim report to advise the EU towards developing “sustainable finance”.
European Commission Introduces NFR Directive Into CSR Reporting Guidelines
The focus of risks in regards to the company will shift to the people involved, as the new guidelines highlights transparency of human rights that expands into the supply chains.
IEMA’s Chief Policy Advisor Thinks Government Needs To Embrace ‘Progressive’ Environmental Policies
Following Brexit, UK’s ‘environment and sustainability professionals’ look at the future with ‘uncertainty’.
EU Seals Loop Holes For Avoiding Tax
Introducing new regulatory sets applicable on EU members, the EU authorities take a step to put an end of tax avoidance scam.
What Are The Environmental Impacts Of Brexit?
Brexit may put an end to ‘corporate sustainability’ efforts in Britain.
83% IEMA Professionals Think Brexit Will Have Negative Impact On The United Kingdom
In the voting battle to for and against Brexit, the majority IEMA professionals are concerned about the UK leaving the EU membership.
Trash-2-Cash: An Industry Wide Step From Waste Textile To High Quality Products
The second largest trade sector attempts to create a sustainable market space.
Britain’s Exit From The EU Could Affect Its Business Relationship With India
While the referendum remains evenly split, Britain may face issues with other countries is it left the EU.
Small Business Say ‘Nay!’ to EU
While Europe stays engrossed with the likelihood of Grexit – a Greek flight from the euro – a possibly substantially more seismic occasion is moving closer by the day. The thought that the United Kingdom may stop the European Union would have appeared to be whimsical even five years prior, however now it is a genuine probability – and the nation’s organizations, expansive and little, are starting to frenzy.
The Greek Financial Crisis and its impact on the Junker Plan
With Greece being part of the European Union it is intricately and irrefutably linked to the Junker Plan which needs to succeed in order to kickstart the slacking EU economy. Does Greece have the strategic vision and the political will to undertake strenuous fiscal reforms?
