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European ECO Forum Statement to the Fourth Meeting of the Parties to the Aarhus Convention We, >100 non-governmental organisations and representatives of civil society from 35 countries of Caucasus, Central Asia and Europe, agree the following on 29 June 2011, in Chișinău, Moldova. read all ECOForum The guideline document of the ECO Forum submitted to the IV Meeting of the Parties contains some interesting proposals for the roots of the principles of the Aarhus Convention in the legal structures of the various European countries. read all ECOForum AGNet is participating at the ECOForum meeting in Chisinau – Moldova Republic- before the beginning of the 4th Meeting of the Parties of the Aahrus Convention (about access to information, public participation and access to justice about environmental rights) read all Italian National Report on implementation of the Aarhus Convention - 2007 AdriaticGreeNet-notes The situation described by the report is a clear example of what was the realization of the principles of the Convention in the last decade: something very "reserved" and "internal", restricted to the administrative structures at all levels. read all REQUEST FOR INTERNAL REVIEW ON THE COMISSION'S DECISION AdriaticGreeNet has submitted a request for internal review on the Commission's decision to place on file the complaint against the approval of the project for a new LNG plant - location Zaule - Municipality of Trieste, proposing: Company Natural Gas Regasification Italy spa. read all EC takes UK to court on cost of environment cases The European Commission is taking the UK to the EU Court of Justice over the high cost of challenges of decisions on the environment. Under EU law, the possibility of challenging decisions affecting the environment should be fair, equitable, timely and not prohibitively expensive. The Commission is concerned that the potentially high cost of losing legal actions is preventing NGOs and individuals in the UK from bringing cases in the first place. read all New EU Commission answer to our compalint submitted about the EIA procedure for the project of a LNG plant in Trieste (I) AdriaticGreeNet complained three times to the EU Commission because the EIA procedure for new LNG plant project in Trieste absolutely didn\'t respect ESPOO and AARHUS Convention. EU Commission answers are very disappointing: they decided to close the case, but the reasons are not persuasive read all older news: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / |
