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- 1Lobbyists push EU to roll back regulations●Lobbyisten bedrängen die # EU , sie wollen Regulierungen wieder abbauen, um freie Hand zu haben. Ob # CO2 - Handel, # Li
Lobbyists are pressuring the European Union to weaken or dismantle existing regulations so companies can operate with fewer restrictions. Critics say targets include the CO2 emissions trading system, the supply chain law, consumer protection, data privacy rules, and pesticide restrictions, warning that pesticides could return to fields and food. Commentators argue this serves corporate profit at the expense of public health and environmental safeguards.
- 2EU auctions 2.792 million carbon permits at 84.87 euros▼European Union auctions 2.792 mln spot carbon permits at 84.87 eur/t
The European Union auctioned 2.792 million spot carbon permits under its emissions trading system at a clearing price of 84.87 euros per tonne. The sale is a routine weekly supply of allowances that power plants and industrial firms must hold to cover their CO2 emissions, and the price level is being watched as an indicator of carbon market conditions in Europe.