Articles in this set
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The EU may be doing more to protect its own forests, but, say campaigners, it is not doing enough to stop deforestation in other parts of the world.
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The Commission has a strategy to protect habitats, but conservation targets have been missed before.
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Greater consumption of fish and exhausted European stocks mean that the EU has to look outside its waters to satisfy demand.
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Everyone wants tougher rules for dealing with hazardous waste, but enforcement is a big problem.
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Measuring the environmental impact of products and services is proving increasingly popular.
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How a global ecological crisis could become more expensive than any sovereign-debt crisis.
Europe's environmental footprint
A global ecological crisis could become more expensive than any sovereign-debt crisis.
