Biodiversity > EU lawmakers to rubber-stamp nature restoration bill amid green policy backlash

EU lawmakers to rubber-stamp nature restoration bill amid green policy backlash

Published 17:43 on February 26, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:27 on February 27, 2024  / Emanuela Barbiroglio /  Biodiversity, EMEA, EU ETS

Tuesday's vote by the full European Parliament's house on a bill to restore at least 20% of the bloc’s land and sea areas by 2030 is expected to be a 'rubber-stamping' exercise, although farmers' discontent with EU green policies, red tape, and lack of funding has been tearing Brussels apart.
Tuesday's vote by the full European Parliament's house on a bill to restore at least 20% of the bloc’s land and sea areas by 2030 is expected to be a 'rubber-stamping' exercise, although farmers' discontent with EU green policies, red tape, and lack of funding has been tearing Brussels apart.


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