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'Crying wolf' win for chemicals lobby at Antwerp EU meeting | Corporate Europe Observatory
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EU Commission inaction re tobacco industry interference | Corporate Europe Observatory
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| | CEO has written to EU Commissioner ?ef?ovi? to emphasize the critical importance of effectively implementing Article 5.3 of the UN tobacco treaty (FCTC) to protect EU decision-making against tobacco industry interference.
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It's time to tackle BASF's legacy of pollution and end its burden shifting | Corporate Europe Observatory
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| | EU and member state decision-makers need to agree robust new rules to get the chemicals industry in line and paying its way in full.
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Right-wing Europe on a hunt to kill the remains of the Green Deal | Corporate Europe Observatory
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| | As the right wing EPP grouping of the European Parliament gears up with 2024's election in its sights, it senses blood as its hunts down key aspects of the Green Deal. Legislation to protect biodiversity and make food production more sustainable is under concerted attack.
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An early win for the transparency measures of the DSA. A comment on Amazon Services v. European Commission (C-638/23) - DSA Observatory
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| Beatriz Botero Arcila Assistant Professor of Law at Sciences Po Law School & Faculty Associate, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University Early in April the European Court of Justice delivered an important decision regarding the implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA).[1] Affirming the DSA's objective of enhancing transparency and