Parliament calls on EU to ‘enforce environmental law more rigorously’

EurActiv ^ | 25 October 2013 | Marc Hall

[Olog-hai]

The European Parliament called on Thursday (24 October) for EU countries to better implement European environmental rules despite the initial costs involved.

The vote put the EU legislature’s seal on a deal with the EU Council of Ministers on the program to lay out the EU’s approach to environmental action up to 2020, “Living well, within the limits of our planet”.

The program, the seventh of its kind, will structure EU action on all environmental policy, from water management to climate change, and boost so-called “green growth”. …

[Olog-hai]

Secular humanism as state religion.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Kill whatever jobs are left.

[Gay State Conservative]

This is sure to displease the voters on Britain...who already are very,*very* anti-EU.

[pierrem15]

Aimed at Poland, which refuses to give up using it's own brown coal and strangle it's economy. This BS is largely supported by Germany, which is seriously eroding its competitiveness in certain industries because of skyrocketing electricity prices caused by 'green' measures.

The irony now is that Germany imports a lot of electricity from Poland and the Netherlands.

[1010RD]

EU: That’s right, KILL OUR ECONOMY EVEN FASTER!

Eventually, socialism works...its way into the history bin.