A new blog post from Benny Haerlin suggests the CAP reform debate is not as inclusive as it’s being portrayed…
Read his article Closed Shop then watch a recording of yesterday’s debate in Parliament to decide for yourself.
A new blog post from Benny Haerlin suggests the CAP reform debate is not as inclusive as it’s being portrayed…
Read his article Closed Shop then watch a recording of yesterday’s debate in Parliament to decide for yourself.
An ARC report from the joint debate on CAP reform held on November 7th (first of two parts) […]
Good news! The Nature Restoration Law (NRL) won’t, can’t and couldn’t cause the abandonment of 10% of Europe’s perfectly good farmland. This is important to know in advance of the vote on the 15th in the European Parliament’s Environment Committee. If this committee doesn’t pass the compromise NRL text, its likely over. So if you are contacting MEPs on the ENVI Committee – or if indeed you are one of those 88 MEPs – rest assured. These is no land abandonment in the NRL. Explainer by Oliver Moore. […]
With insect Armageddon and biodiversity collapse making the headlines, pesticides are public enemy No. 1. Scientists are now naming and shaming pesticides as a key driver of biodiversity loss. Even the European Parliament has caught the bug. MEPs insist that the new CAP must do more to shrug off our dependency on agrochemicals. Meanwhile farmers are showing that – with the right supports – instead of scapegoats for biodiversity loss, they can be part of the solution. […]
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