Europe’s climate and energy objectives (EEA)
"The European Union's progress towards its climate and energy objectives by 2020 is slowing down".
"The European Union's progress towards its climate and energy objectives by 2020 is slowing down".
Since the 1980s, the European Union and its Member States have pursued policies to liberalize public network services.
26 million Europeans are unable to maintain a sufficiently warm temperature in their homes in winter.
"60 percent of pension funds publish little or no information on their response to global warming".
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"Communities all over the world are fighting to defend their land, water, air or forests threatened by major projects or extractive activities with major social and environmental impacts".
"The rating reveals significant disparities between the subjects, principles and objectives on which companies choose to engage".
Unsanitory housing, risks of poverty or social exclusion – young Europeans are more exposed to them than their elders, though the degree varies between countries.
Millions of Europeans cannot heat their homes properly in winter. But household energy poverty is also a problem in summer, particularly in southern and eastern Europe.
A trend towards polarisation of employment is clearly visible on the Old Continent.