As the Paris climate summit gets under way, IEEP has prepared a report for the forest and rights NGO Fern, setting out proposals on how ...
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Buildings are responsible for around 40 per cent of the European Union’s final energy consumption and approximately 36 per cent of the EU’s CO2 emissions. ...
There is a strong environmental rationale for accelerating the development and deployment of renewable energy throughout Europe. Unavoidably, the scale of expansion in renewable energy ...
Protected areas play an important role in achieving biodiversity conservation targets. IEEP has compared the approaches and rationale of designating and managing protected areas in ...
This report examines the choices made by nine Member States for implementing the new CAP greening measures – Ecological Focus Areas, the maintenance of permanent ...
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Volkswagen: Painful Lessons — Editorial by: David Baldock ...
IEEP’s report for the World Future Council looks at experience gained with the creation of roles and institutions in different countries aimed at improving the ...
As part of the European Union Action to Fight Environmental Crime (EFFACE) project quantitative assessment and economic valuation of the impacts of environmental crimes was ...
A scoping study by IEEP, funded by DG Environment of the European Commission, offers a overview of the published estimates of the ecosystem services provided ...
To reduce European transport’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, action will be needed on three fronts: to reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels consumed; to ...
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Environmental Policy: More resilient than it may seem — Editorial by: David Baldock ...
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This report covers IEEP’s financial reporting period from June 2014 to June 2015. ...
In many countries, waste resources are not yet recognised as a core component of the growing bio-economy. However, the importance of waste in providing value-added ...
