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Senior officials from both sides met at the 11th High-Level Dialogue last week where they agreed to continue their cooperation.
The measures, which have now entered into force, will enhance resource efficiency, increase competitiveness and improve our economic security.
The Commission invites all people and stakeholders to share their thoughts on how to improve access to environmental data by 30 April 2025.
Ground level ozone (O3) is a harmful air pollutant that can travel long distances from its source. New research has estimated that 56.7% of deaths attributed to this air pollutant in Europe are due to O3 transported from outside the region.
Researchers have calculated that for every dollar in the equity holding portfolios of Europe’s 10 largest banks, 26 cents are highly dependent on ecosystem services (ES).
Researchers have modelled the global spread of silverleaf nightshade – an invasive species that poses a threat to agriculture and ecosystems – and shown which factors influence its distribution.
The rules are essential to ensure that water-based ecosystems are defended against the negative impacts of human activity.
The Commission has started gathering input from stakeholders to develop a Europe-wide plan to strengthen our water systems.
The maritime sector is taking steps towards greater sustainability, however, it must increase its efforts to meet climate and environmental goals.
Oslo’s government is fully committed to climate, nature and biodiversity targets.