The European Support Plan for the Chemical Sector Opens the Door to Deregulating It, Warns an NGO
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Europe's most important environmental association leaves in protest the Alliance for Critical Chemicals launched by the European Commission, because these highly toxic substances are strategically important and thus want to strongly support them politically and financially.
Brussels, 1 Oct (EFE).- The environmental organisation European Environmental Bureau (EEB) announced this Thursday that it is withdrawing from the Alliance of Critical Chemicals created by the European Commission because it considers that the plan it is preparing to support this industry opens the door to deregulating harmful substances and subsidizing [...] The entry The European support plan for the chemical sector opens the door to deregulati…
The European Commission has created an "alliance" to identify molecules deemed essential to European industry and the sites to be preserved to produce them. Its aim: to support their production in Europe. NGOs denounce a biased process.
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