EU countries have backed more allowances for nuclear energy and the weakening of a law to protect biodiversity amid an increasingly heated fightback against Brussels’ green agenda. Following months of French pressure to gain more recognition for its nuclear industry, EU ambassadors on Friday approved a declaration that puts “other non-fossil” energy sources on a par with renewables in efforts to decarbonise. Germany, Austria and Luxembourg were among member states who had opposed recognising “low carbon” energy sources such as … read more »
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