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The seas surrounding Europe have been named as the next field of opportunity, in the drive to squeeze more growth, jobs and sustainability out of the resources of the Old Continent.
Commentary: The world has been warned to stand by for a generation of sometimes absurdist claims and confrontations over the Arctic Circle, since the region has been losing its chill. Lee Duffield writes. … Read More »
As the Group of Eight (G8) meeting took a step, definitely not a large stride, towards decisive world action on climate change, the EU was gearing up for environmental actions, both more down-to-earth, and out at sea. … Read More »
Climate change, asylum seekers, environmental moves on fisheries and flying, more changes in agriculture are in the diary for this month — and the diary notes some unusual media mentions for Australia. … Read More »
The European Commission says it is dismayed at the failure of a move to check heavy
exploitation of tuna stocks in the South-west Indian Ocean, especially by Taiwanese fleets. … Read More »
A fisheries report has prompted the European Union to consider more effective means of policing its own fishing practices, in particular by suggesting member countries of the EU need to do more in the way of enforcement.
Writer: Sarah West. … Read More »
The European Union has announced expanded spending on overseas development aid including a boost in support for countries in the Asia-Pacific region. … Read More »