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Christian Ernhede's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and industry-specific developments within finance & economy, energy, and business & industry. He tends to cover topics related to politics, environmental protection, nature conservation within the European Parliament and EPP.
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By: Christian Ernhede
The EU executive has put forward broad proposals charting the course for the bloc’s cornerstone emissions trading system over the next decade, counting on international credits to compensate a significantly lower headline emission reduction rate.
By: Christian Ernhede
Member states should be “pragmatic” when implementing the EU’s Methane Regulation, the European Commission has said.
The Irish presidency has indicated that it plans to rapidly move forward with the recently tabled changes to the EU’s carbon market, with a view to reach a negotiating position in time for a meeting of environment ministers in mid-December.
By: Christian Ernhede
Faced with lengthy delays to a planned EU-wide ban on ‘forever chemicals’, the Swedish government has said it aims to impose a national ban for several product classes by 2028.
By: Christian Ernhede
The European Commission’s environment chief has urged member states to adhere to a looming end of summer deadline for putting forward draft National Restoration Plans.
By: Christian Ernhede
Conservative and liberal lawmakers have urged the European Commission to table a dedicated new permitting ‘omnibus’ to directly amend the EU’s “rigid and disproportionate” environmental legislation.
By: Christian Ernhede
Possible misappropriation of EU agricultural subsidies soared last year after the adoption of “simplifications” that limited checks for compliance with green conditionality rules, the European Commission has indicated.
By: Christian Ernhede
Possible misappropriation of EU agricultural subsidies soared last year, the European Commission has indicated, after the adoption of “simplifications” that limited checks for compliance with green conditionality rules.
By: Christian Ernhede
The EU executive has prolonged the approval of several pesticides found to be harmful to human health, while confirming plans to ultimately withdraw authorisations for some of the most controversial substances.
By: Christian Ernhede
The EU executive has prolonged the approval of several pesticides found to be harmful to human health, while confirming plans to ultimately withdraw authorisations for some of the most controversial substances.
