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Member States must now monitor, in a harmonised way, 'forever chemicals' levels in drinking water to meet new limit values.
The new framework is a major step towards more coordinated and efficient chemical safety assessments throughout the EU.
The European Commission today launched a public consultation and call for evidence to evaluate the Single-Use Plastics Directive (SUPD).
The European Commission has unveiled a first set of pilot actions to accelerate Europe's transition to a circular economy, with a particular focus on the plastics sector.
As the end of 2025 draws closer, discover how Vilnius is advancing its European Green Capital 2025 goals through a series of inspiring new projects, including artistic collaborations, sustainability workshops, youth programmes, community cleanups and more.
This winter, let your interior reflect your sustainable choices, with well-crafted pieces chosen with intention. The EU Ecolabel guides you towards choices that resonate.
Vaasa has established itself as the Nordic Energy Capital by building on its industrial roots, strong energy cluster, and close collaboration between businesses, education, and infrastructure to advance sustainable energy solutions worldwide.
The Commission extended Ireland's derogation under the Nitrates Directive for a further three years, starting 1 January 2026. This decision follows the approval of the Commission's proposal by Member States on 9 December.
Viladecans hosted CONAMA Local on 2–4 December, bringing together over 200 specialists to discuss and drive solutions for urban sustainability. For the first time held in a non-provincial capital, the event reinforced the city’s role in local ecological transition.
Air quality is a priority in EU policy. A Polish study takes the concept of a cadastre – a structured database usually associated with land and property – and uses it to visualise emissions and clean air data, aiming to support city sustainability.