ENVIRONMENT Climate change

Climate plans provoke backlash in Commission

By Jennifer Rankin - 05.03.2009 / 00:00 CET

Draft says agriculture must reform, too; feuds brewing within the Commission.

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Greening the European Investment Bank

The EIB now promotes clean energy more – but fossil fuels still dominate its energy portfolio.

Environment committee wants more precise targets in Commission's upcoming seventh Environmental Action Programme (7EAP).

FARMING Under pressure to become more environmentally friendly. REUTERS

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Estimated cost per year by 2020 of failing to deal with climate change

Environment committee wants more precise targets in Commission's upcoming seventh Environmental Action Programme (7EAP).

The EIB now promotes clean energy more – but fossil fuels still dominate its energy portfolio.

Members of the environment committee use vote on energy efficiency directive to call for lower CO2 permits.

Climate change deal includes all major emitters.

Little prospect of a deal at Durban conference.

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