Discover the second issue of the magazine of the EU Green Capital Awards
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The United Nations dedicated a few lines to the Michelin Guide that added a new star in 2020: the Green Star. This distinction aims at rewarding the efforts of the gastronomic restaurants for their sustainable practices on a daily basis.
The Intelligent Cities Challenge (ICC) is a European Commission initiative that brings together 136 cities. This initiative aims at guiding participating cities to “achieve intelligent, socially responsible, and sustainable growth through advanced technologies”.
The EU Green Capital 2021 winner city of Lahti gives a second chance to waste products while creating beers out of them. The beer series “Wasted Potential” was launched in 2021 and includes today more than ten flavours.
On 24 May 2022 eight cities were declared eligible for the EU Green Capital 2024 Award and ten cities for the EU Green Leaf 2024 Award. Finalists will be announced in July!
The public consultation on the revision of the Waste Framework Directive, including the setting of EU food waste reduction targets, is open for feedback until 16 August.
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The LIFE programme will turn thirty on 21 May 2022 - submit an action to recognise this milestone.
On the 30th anniversary of the creation of the Natura 2000 network, the winners of the 2022 edition of the Natura 2000 Awards were announced.
The Commission has taken legal steps against Member States to ensure compliance with EU rules on industrial emissions, air quality, nature protection, environmental impact assessment and liability.
The European Commission is proud to announce the six winners of the 2022 edition of the European Natura 2000 Award.
Consumers can play a key role in creating demand for circular goods and services, according to this EEA briefing.
This year, €598 million is available for nature conservation, environmental protection, climate action, and clean energy transition projects.
The public consultation as part of the evaluation of the Environmental Liability Directive is open for feedback until 4 August.
This project shows four ‘imaginaries’, or scenarios, offering strongly contrasting approaches to achieving Europe’s socio-economic and environmental goals.