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Tag: WWF

Food matters: Setting the table for a greener future - 28 February 2012 - Analysis

Humans ought to change their eating habits to successfully meet the 2050 targets set out in the European Commission's resource efficiency roadmap, writes Oliver Smith.

WWF gives Europe 'E' for effort on climate - 01 December 2011 - News

A new report commissioned by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) on EU climate policies condemns what it sees as a "standstill in long-term strategies". It cites in particular a decline in support for renewable energy sources in the course of the financial crisis.

Bulgaria, Romania targeted for illegal caviar trade - 15 November 2011 - News

The highly endangered sturgeons of the Danube River basin face fresh risks because of illegal trade in their caviar involving EU newcomers Bulgaria and Romania, a report warns.

Greenpeace and WWF anniversaries highlight wildly differing tactics - 14 September 2011 - News

This week marks two anniversaries of global green campaigning groups that could scarcely be more different, while holding almost identical aims.

Nature project educates European citizens - 02 September 2005 - News

The WWF has teamed up with the European Commission to launch 'Flying over Natura 2000', an initiative designed to teach Europeans more about the network of protected areas commissioned by the EU.

WWF: human consumption is outpacing earth's capacity - 27 October 2004 - News

Humans currently consume 20% more natural resources than the earth can produce, according to a WWF report. But the 'ecological footprint' concept underlying the study is disputed by many specialists.

WWF report: EU's water policy is failing - 14 November 2003 - News

Overconsumption, pollution and a general lack of political will to manage finite water resources demonstrate a failing EU water policy, according to a very critical report by WWF.

Prevent floods by better water policy, says WWF - 27 September 2002 - News

The WWF called on the EU and national governments to improve land-use to reduce the risks of future flooding.

Nike commits to reduce greenhouse gas emissions - 24 October 2001 - News

Nike has made a concrete commitment to reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from its operations by signing up to the Climate Savers program. The Environmental News Network reports that Nike has also said that it will measure the emissions from its sub-contractors' operations as well as its shipping operations.

Business develops reporting standard for greenhouse gas emissions - 24 October 2001 - News

International companies will be able to report on their reductions of greenhouse gas emissions thanks to a new uniform accounting and reporting standard. This standard, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol), was developed over a three-year period and presented by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). It will be launched in Brussels on 26 October.

Only 1 in 15 forests protected in Europe - 07 March 2001 - News

WWF report shows that Europe's forests are not adequately protected

EU agrees huge cuts in fishing quotas - 15 December 2000 - News

EU fisheries ministers agreed to drastic cuts of fishing quotas in order to conserve threatened fish stocks for the future

Patten in Brazil to boost EU-Mercosur negotiations - 06 November 2000 - News

Commissioner Chris Patten is visiting Brazil in order to give a push to the negotiations between the EU and Mercosur

Controversial dams might delay Poland's EU entry - 21 September 2000 - News

Poland could put its accession to the EU in danger if it goes ahead with two planned river dam projects.

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