The planet doesn’t negotiate.
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience Strategy
Chemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission
Net-zero greenhouse emissions at 2050....
What about finally doing something about overconsumption of plastic sht up until clothes?! It's getting hard to get cotton clothesninstead of all those plastics poly-whatever mixes clothes are made of. Microfibre, also plastics. How will you stop those and change it back to natural fibres - not just cotton - if you want net-zero greenhouse emission in 24y time? -
The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission The direction is good, but we need to be much more ambitious and decisive. 2050 is too far in the future and net zero is not enough, we need to be net negative.
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@EUCommission
Net-zero greenhouse emissions at 2050....
What about finally doing something about overconsumption of plastic sht up until clothes?! It's getting hard to get cotton clothesninstead of all those plastics poly-whatever mixes clothes are made of. Microfibre, also plastics. How will you stop those and change it back to natural fibres - not just cotton - if you want net-zero greenhouse emission in 24y time?@Catha @EUCommission there are so many problems out there and I think it is relevant and necessary to talk about trade. As long as we base our society on this mechanism, it is like monopoly and and we see problems everywhere.
We need more #trade-free goods & services and the #EU can fund those people who do amazing work and without that, our society would collapse: directory.trade-free.org/
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission That graphic is Very Good. It really makes the point!
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission How about responding with strong recommendations for cutting consumption, instead of continuing to let that be overruled by "but what about the economy?"
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission My advice: STOPP dismantling the EU Green Deal!
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
"chemical regulation" as in - not regulating chemicals anymore ?!
Just stop telling lies.
This isn't Insta, TikTok or X.
The people here KNOW what you are actually DOING.
dammit 🤨
EU is failing to cut pesticide use
With binding cut targets scrapped, the European Union's pledge to halve pesticide use is stalling — even as controversial chemicals like glyphosate remain on sale across the bloc.
dw.com (www.dw.com)
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission Ok stop fighting plant based meat then.
Everything else is a palliative.
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu why are you funding big oil then and not promoting heat exchange pumps? Also, the biggest consumers are the rich. Where's the #wealthtax?
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
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@EUCommission too little, too slow, too late. We should already be at net zero if climate agreements didn't get stomped on in the name of capitalism every year since I was a child.
@Colin McMillen Why do you want to kill all Europeans? Because without doing so, we’ll never achieve “net zero.” -
"Fast forward to 2026, and the bloc has shelved the mandatory reduction regulation for good. What's more, in an effort to remove regulatory burdens for companies, the #EuropeanCommission, the EU's executive body, is now considering approving most pesticides permanently."
EU is failing to cut pesticide use
With binding cut targets scrapped, the European Union's pledge to halve pesticide use is stalling — even as controversial chemicals like glyphosate remain on sale across the bloc.
dw.com (www.dw.com)
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"chemical regulation" as in - not regulating chemicals anymore ?!
Just stop telling lies.
This isn't Insta, TikTok or X.
The people here KNOW what you are actually DOING.
dammit 🤨
EU is failing to cut pesticide use
With binding cut targets scrapped, the European Union's pledge to halve pesticide use is stalling — even as controversial chemicals like glyphosate remain on sale across the bloc.
dw.com (www.dw.com)
.
@EUCommission
Sachant ce que vous décidez par ailleurs, j'ai l'impression que cette communication c'est pour ''se foutre de ma gueule'' et ''me prendre pour un con''. -
@EUCommission
Net-zero greenhouse emissions at 2050....
What about finally doing something about overconsumption of plastic sht up until clothes?! It's getting hard to get cotton clothesninstead of all those plastics poly-whatever mixes clothes are made of. Microfibre, also plastics. How will you stop those and change it back to natural fibres - not just cotton - if you want net-zero greenhouse emission in 24y time?@Catha Cotton is also not good. The biggest producers are near Aral sea... Well, Aral desert...
And yet we’re capable of making clothes out of wood (modified viscose), which grows everywhere. True, it’s a bit more expensive than cotton from Central Asia. -
The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
Those AC units are part of the solution if they can be reversed and used as heat.
Your AC isn't your problem, Europe, your gas-dependent heating systems are.
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission Can you please stop boosting AI everywhere then? It can't do the job and it's killing the planet and our societies far faster than anything else we've ever done.
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
Just a thought: maybe don't subsidize stuff like "AI gigafactories" then ... !
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
@EUCommission Part of the issue is education. I wish I was better at understanding which trees can be planted near my house.
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The planet doesn’t negotiate. It sends signals: rising seas, wildfires, heatwaves.
The EU responds with commitments like:
Water Resilience StrategyChemical RegulationEU Climate Law (net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050)Restoring nature and repairing damaged ecosystemsChange is accelerating: solar and wind infrastructure is expanding, cities are being redesigned around nature.
This World Environment Day, the debate isn't if climate change is real, but how fast we can act.
Having lived in Europe for 30 years I however can see the environmental degradation that happened through uncontrolled road building, industrialisation and very low levels of natural habitat reserve
The country I am currently resident does not leave a cm2 un-manicured or tampered with. Its gone on for so long whole generations do not understand what nature is and the difference to farm land, I have the feeling I live in a carpark
