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EU to add international CO2 credits to next climate goal
European Union · Brussels

EU to add international CO2 credits to next climate goal

41% Left coverage: 71 sources
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed an EU climate target for 2040 that for the first time will allow countries to use carbon credits from developing nations to meet a limited share of their emissions goal. The European Union executive proposed a legally-binding target to cut net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, from 1990 levels - with the aim of keeping the EU on course for its core climate aim to reach net zero emissions by 2050.See the Story
France Fines Shein 40 Mn Euros over 'Deceptive' Sales Practices
France Economy · France

France Fines Shein 40 Mn Euros over 'Deceptive' Sales Practices

45% Center coverage: 38 sources
France's antitrust agency said on Thursday it had fined China-founded fast-fashion retailer Shein 40 million euros ($47.17 million) for alleged deceptive business practices including misleading discounts, following a nearly year-long probe.See the Story
France Faces 'Significant Delays' in Meeting 2050 Carbon Neutrality Target
Emmanuel Macron · France

France Faces 'Significant Delays' in Meeting 2050 Carbon Neutrality Target

Coverage: 5 sources
In its annual report, the High Council for Climate warns that the pace of decarbonization 'slowed considerably' in 2024 and laments the rollback of environmental measures, such as low-emission zones and the zero net land artificialization target.See the Story

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I Spent $34 to Upgrade to Eurostar's Version of Premium Economy — a Mediocre Meal Meant It Was Just About Worth It

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
A Eurostar train about to enter the Channel Tunnel in France.SAMEER AL-DOUMY/AFP via Getty ImagesI upgraded to Eurostar Plus for an extra $34 on a work trip to Paris.It wasn't as luxurious as premium economy, and the meal was mediocre.But cheap upgrades are frequent, and the extra space is ideal for a solo traveller.I might be an aviation reporter, but I always prefer taking the Eurostar over a flight to Paris.Security is much more efficient, an…UFC · FranceSee the Story

Climate Change May Separate Wild Vanilla Plants From Pollinators, Risking Future Supply

100% Center coverage: 4 sources
Vanilla flavoring is widely used in food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. The primary source, Vanilla planifolia, however, is vulnerable to diseases, drought, and heat—stressors expected to become more frequent under climate change. Wild Vanilla species offer a genetic reservoir of crop wild relatives ensuring the future of the vanilla crop. Scientists have now examined how climate change could cause mismatches in habitat overlap of wild vanilla…Climate ChangeSee the Story

Workers Who Died From the Heat: "a Life Is Worth More than a Roof"

MEP and labor inspector Anthony Smith is "outraged" by the deaths of workers due to extreme heat. He calls for labor law to be adapted to climate change. On Monday, June 30, a 35-year-old worker died of cardiopulmonary arrest just after leaving the construction site where he was working in Besançon (Doubs). This employee of a public works company "had been complaining about the heat since morning," firefighters reported to France 3 (…) Read more…Besançon · BesançonRead Article

Georgia: Justice for Journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli - Amnesty International

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Prominent Georgian journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli joined the peaceful protests in Batumi on 11 January 2025, and was arrested twice. She is now in detention and standing trial for slapping Batumi Police Chief Irakli Dgebuadze. There is publicly available video footage of numerous violations of human rights of protesters by police on the day, including one […]Security · FranceSee the Story

"From Marseille-London to 15 Euros by Plane versus 188 by Train": Is the Train Really Much More Expensive than the Plane for European Routes?

According to a study carried out for Climate Action Network, the train is competitive only for domestic connections and again, without correspondence. Beyond, the low cost companies' floor rates crush the train. But the methodology questions.Air Travel · FranceSee the Story

Retailleau, Bellamy, Aubert: "Building a Nuclear Park and Stopping the Financing of Renewables, Our Energy Plan"

67% Right coverage: 3 sources
TRIBUNE - President LR Bruno Retailleau, Deputy Vice-President François-Xavier Bellamy and Vice-President of the Julien Aubert party, are calling for a strengthening of the current nuclear park and the cessation of public subsidies for wind energy and photovoltaics.Emmanuel Macron · FranceSee the Story

Flash Floods, Heavy Rain Kill 64 in a Week

57% Right coverage: 7 sources
Flash floods and heavy rain in have killed 64 people and injured 117 in a week across the country, a government agency said Wednesday. The highest toll was in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, with 23 dead including 10 children, the National Disaster Management Authority said. Fourteen of the victims were swept away in a flash flood in the Swat Valley last week, local media reported. Flash floods and homes collapsing in heavy rain killed 21 others in the east…Climate Change · PakistanSee the Story

Festivals, Solidarity projects... Summer Events Selected by Reporterre

Events promoting social justice and ecology are planned throughout the summer in France. Reporterre has selected several to ensure a festive and activist summer. Dozens of events to celebrate and continue the fight for environmental protection are organized in July, August, and September. Reporterre has listed them for you. JULY Convicencia Until July 21 in Occitanie It bills itself as the "slowest festival in the (…) Read more News / Culture , …France · FranceSee the Story

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