Our European Public Policy team is pleased to share with you our monthly newsletter, Sustainability Outlook – European Union which looks at key developments in EU sustainability law and policy.
This month is a particularly packed issues as the European Commission has proposed a range of climate proposals. This month’s edition includes the following:
- European Commission proposes new rules to boost renovation and decarbonisation of buildings
- European Commission sets policy on removing, recycling and sustainably storing carbon
- European Commission presents new regime on recycled plastic food contact material and articles
- European Commission formally starts initiative on microplastics releases
- Member States object to a delegated act on sorting and recycling of waste
- Taxonomy criteria enter into force
- European Commission proposes new rules against environmental crime
- European Commission starts evaluation of the rules on environmental liability
- European Commission updates recommendation on environmental footprint
- EU co-legislators agree on 8th Environmental Action Programme
- European Commission adopts guidelines on climate, environment and energy subsidies
- Chemical industry warns that upcoming EU chemical legislation puts industry at crucial crossroads
- High Level Roundtable issues report on enforcement and compliance
- European Commission’s consultant lays out action plan on essential uses of chemicals
- European Commission opens consultation on simplification and digitalisation of chemicals labelling
- ECHA identifies need for regulatory risk management measures or further data regarding chemicals
- ECHA announces that its scientific committees support further restrictions of PFAS
- ECHA launches call for evidence on possible restriction dossier for ortho-phthalates
- EFSA consults on a new tolerable daily intake of bisphenol A
- ECHA reports on widespread non-compliance of articles sold online
- European Parliament committee wants to strengthen rules on chemicals in toys
- EU court dismisses appeal on endocrine disrupting properties of bisphenol A
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