About
This blog is written by staff at the Quaker Council for European Affairs. Our aim is to promote discussion on issues relating to our programme areas. For more information on QCEA and what we do, please visit our website at www.qcea.org
QCEA on Twitter
- RT @corporateeurope: Crucial #climate vote in #EU parliament today; chemical industry #lobbying relentlessly against #HFC bans http://t.co/… 6 hours ago
- Join other European #Quakers in Brussels Nov 15-17 & discuss Europe & Economic Justice – Guaranteeing a fair share ow.ly/m8Jbm ab 1 day ago
QCEA on Facebook
Tags
Climate change climate justice Council of Europe Council of the European Union Criminal Justice De-carbonisation economic growth Energy Energy 2020 Energy Demand Energy Efficiency Energy Savings environment EU budget European Commission European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) European Parliament (EP) European Policy Centre (EPC) european union European Union (EU) Green Week Günther Oettinger Horizon 2020 human rights inequality Israel Middle East nuclear power Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) Peace Peacebuilding Politics poverty Prison Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Resource efficiency Security security of energy supply Sustainability The Greens transparency United Kingdom (UK) Water Water scarcityBlogroll
Tag Archives: Banktrack
Poland’s energy and environment chameleon shows his true colours
The Polish Minister for the Environment, Andrzej Kraszewski, has been sending some very mixed messages. Poland begins its first 6 month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union on the 1st of July, and is therefore under increasing … Continue reading
Posted in Sustainable Energy Security
Tagged Andrzej Kraszewski, Banktrack, CEE Bankwatch, Climate change, CO2 reduction target, Coal, demand reduction, economic consequences, Energy Demand, Energy Efficiency, Energy Savings, EU energy and climate package, European Economic Congress, European Union (EU), European Voice, Financial Times, Green Week, Low-carbon Roadmap 2050, PAP, Poland, Polish Presidency, Polish Press Agency, Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Resource efficiency
Leave a comment
