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    C02 emissions

    A new study published in the US journal 'Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences' (PNAS) shows that the worldwide carbon output is rising faster than forecasted. Therefore global warming will be "stronger than expected and sooner than expected".
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    Notice to members march 24th,2004

    EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT1999 2004Committee on Petitions24 March 2004NOTICE TO MEMBERS– Petition 609/2003 by Charles Svoboda (Canadian) on behalf of the ‘Valencian Association for the Defence of Human Rights and the Environment against Irregularities in the field of Property Development', on the abuse o...
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    Notice to members October 20th,2005

    EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT2004 2009Committee on Petitions20 October 2005NOTICE TO MEMBERS– Petition 609/2003 by Charles Svoboda (Canadian) on behalf of the ‘Valencian Association for the Defence of Human Rights and the Environment against Irregularities in the field of Property Development', on the abu...
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    Second fact-finding mission to Spain

    P6_TA(2005)0510Application of development legislation European Parliament resolution on the alleged abuse of the Valencian Land Law or Ley Reguladora de la Actividad Urbanistica (LRAU - law on development activities) and its effect on European citizens (Petitions 609/2003, 732/2003, 985/2002, 1112/2...
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    Third Fact-finding mission to Spain

    Report of the last mission sent by the European Parliament to Spain to investigate on urbanistic abuses.
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    UN IPCC and Al Gore get Nobel Peace Prize 2007

    The 2007 Nobel Peace Prize sends a clear message: climate change is one of the major threat to peace in the world. Indeed, the consequences of global warming will not only harm our environment but directly affect the security of millions of people worldwide.
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    Greens/EFA Flash - October

    Highlights in the the mini-plenary this week include the debate on the forthcoming informal summit and the reports on cigarette smuggling and feminicides in Central America. There are also two important votes in the Environment Committee on EU air quality rules and soil protection legislation.
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    Renewable energy in the EU

    In a resolution adopted by a large majority on Tuesday, the European Parliament set out its political agenda for renewable energy proposals due to be tabled by the European Commission in December.
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    UN climate summit

    Yesterday around 150 countries took part in the one-day event, some 80 of them at the level of head of state and government, making it the most senior UN gathering ever on climate change. This unprecedented world summit was entitled "The Future in Our Hands: Addressing the Leadership Challenge of Climate Change."
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    Implementation of the Council decision relating to a moratorium on the death penalty

    The Greens/EFA Group reminds the EU Presidency and Members States that the main political content of the resolution must be the adoption of a world-wide moratorium as a crucial step towards the abolition of death penalty; Reiterates its full support for the EU institutions and Members States to declare, together with the Council of Europe…