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Despite significant emission reductions in recent years, only 11 EU Member States expect to remain within their emission limits for all four air pollutants set by the EU National Emission Ceilings Directive (NEC Directive). The nitrogen oxides ceiling remains the most difficult to comply with. This is partly due to the fact that demand for road tra...

80 % of the greenhouse gas emissions in Europe still come from the energy sector, warns a report from the European Environment Agency released today. The sector continues to have significant impacts on the environment, despite the fact that more efficient production of electricity and heat, together with an increased share of renewable energy sourc...

A brief introduction about Delta-Eko and the link of the our website is published in British Water's newsletter "Cascade". You can find more information from below link....

European Commission DG Enlargement published the report on progress of Turkey upon Accession. ...

The Improvement of Maritime Safety in Ports and Coastal Areas of Turkey Project, which aims to harmonize Turkey with the EU acquis on port safety and dangerous cargo handling, has increased Turkey's maritime safety and improved its ports according to EU standards. The objective of the project is to increase maritime safety in the ports and coastal ...

*European first for listed access to carbon emissions *Simple and direct exposure on the London Stock Exchange *ETC to track the world's most liquid carbon emissions futures contract *European carbon emissions trading expands by 80% in 1H08 to EUR 30 billion ETF Securities Limited (ETFS), the global pioneer in Exchange Traded Commodities (...

The UK government last night passed its Climate Change Bill, with amendments to include aviation and shipping emissions deemed to be from UK sources by the end of 2012. Emissions from these two sectors should be considered for inclusion by 2012, or the government needs to explain to Parliament why such rules have not been created. The bill ...

An international team of scientists is hoping to shed light on how clouds over the Pacific Ocean are affecting global climate and weather systems. The clouds, some of which are bigger than the US, reflect sunlight back into space and cool the ocean below. The team hopes to learn more about the clouds' properties and if pollution from activities s...