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enviAn Comhshaol, Sláinte Phoiblí agus Sábháilteacht Bia
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econ Gnóthaí Eacnamaíochta agus Airgeadaíochta
empl Fostaíocht agus Gnóthaí Sóisialta
itre Tionsclaíocht, Taighde agus Fuinneamh
imco Margadh Inmheánach agus Cosaint an Tomhaltóra
agri Talmhaíocht agus Forbairt Thuaithe
libe Saoirsí Sibhialta, an Ceartas agus Gnóthaí Baile
femm Cearta na mBan agus Comhionannas Inscne
pana Sciúradh airgid, seachaint cánach agus imghabháil cánach
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The next ENVI Committee meeting will be held on Thursday 31 August (09.00 - 12.30) in Brussels.
As of 1 July 2015 the ENVI Committee decided to fully implement the paperless project for meetings. Therefore, there will be no more paper documents available in the meeting room. All the documents will be available through the "Meeting documents" tab under "Useful documents" on this webpage.
Work in progress - ENVI ITER listing (Updated 12.07.2017)
ENVI meeting dates 2017
ENVI MEPs - Vademecum
Supporting analysis - Policy Department A
ENVI Committee mission to Porto Marghera (Venice) on 17-18 July 2017
On 17 July, the ENVI committee send a delegation to Porto Marghera (Venice). The scope of the delegation is to visit the world’s first example of the conversion of a conventional refinery into a bio-refinery able to transform organic raw materials into biofuels. The Eni’s “Green Refinery project” at Porto Marghera in Venice produces green diesel, green naphtha, LPG and potentially also jet fuel. It is currently fed by palm oil, but the plan is also to use biomass.
The delegation will also visit a biogas plant in order to have a further example of energy plant promoted by the Renewable Energy Directive.
Greenhouse gas emissions & removals from land use, land use-change & forestry: LULUCF
On 11 July, the ENVI committee voted on a report concerning greenhouse gas emissions and removals from the LULUCF sector from 2021 onwards. In ENVI, 292 amendments were tabled and DEVE, ITRE and AGRI provided opinions. Sixteen compromise amendments cover the most contentious issues, including the forest reference levels’ reference period and review procedure and the cap for the use of forest management credits.
Definition, presentation and labelling of spirit drinks
On 11 July, the ENVI committee considered the above draft report. This proposal aligns EU legislation on spirit drinks with the Lisbon Treaty. In addition, it contains technical adjustments of such legislation and it replaces the existing procedures for the management of geographical indications in the spirit drinks sector, with new procedures modelled on the more exhaustive and well tested procedures for agricultural products and foodstuffs.
The existing EU legal framework for spirit drinks enables the free circulation of goods in the single market by setting up product definitions, labelling rules and provisions related to the protection of geographical indications for spirit drinks. Given the importance and complexity of the spirit drinks sector the Regulation should continue to focus on definitions of spirit drinks, classified into categories and to contribute to the highest level of consumer protection and the prevention of deceptive practices.
Study: Green Public Procurement and the EU Action Plan for the Circular Economy
Public procurement and the purchasing of services, works and supplies cover about 14% of European gross domestic product (GDP). Procurement initiatives, tools and guidance therefore have tremendous power and make products and services greener and more sustainable.
The assessment carried out in this study provides results on the applicability of ongoing initiatives and shows how they contribute to the European Commission´s Action Plan on the Circular Economy. With the proposed recommendations the involved parties are offered possibilities and options for a better approach in the future.
Study: Green Public Procurement and the EU Action Plan for the Circular Economy
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Craoltaí an lae inniu
Níl aon chraoladh ann inniu
Welcome to the ENVI Committee website.
Counting 69 Members, the ENVI Committee is the leading legislative Committee of the European Parliament.
It is responsible for a wide range of policy areas including waste and resource management, air and water quality and the protection of biodiversity, to name only a few. Members are dedicated to promoting a resource-efficient and sustainable Europe.
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The fight against climate change is at the core of the committee's work. It remains high on the agenda in this legislature as work is progressing on crucial proposals including the ETS review, the Effort-Sharing of greenhouse gas emission reductions between the EU Member States and land-use, land-use change and forestry. The circular economy will be another area of focus in the second half of this parliamentary term, in view of the ongoing revision of the waste legislation.
ENVI is also committed to proposing European solutions to public health and food safety issues impacting European citizens.
We hope that this website will provide you with extensive insight in our work and invite you to comment on any topic which is of importance to you.
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