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![The “Europe’s Dirty 30” report exposes the top 30 CO2-polluting power plants in the EU, with Germany and the UK ranking joint first, with nine of the dirtiest coal plants each [2]. If the EU is serious about meeting its climate targets and protecting the health of its citizens, it must act against its coal addiction.](http://web.archive.org/web/20140903112614im_/http://awsassets.panda.org/img/dirty30_report_479390.jpg)
Report: Europe’s Dirty 30 - How the EU’s coal-fired power plants are undermining its climate efforts
The “Europe’s Dirty 30” report exposes the top 30 CO2-polluting power plants in the EU, with Germany and the UK ranking joint ...
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100% Sustainably sourced – how to make it happen?
This publication focuses on one of the most challenging questions in the coming decennia: how can we feed, house, clothe and ...
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WWF Priority Demands to the Italian Presidency
Italy will head the Council of the European Union from July to December 2014, during a highly active political period at ...
