Climate Negotiations: Immediate action overlooked as discord revealed The first session of climate negotiations since the adoption of the Paris Agreement has failed to prioritise immediate…
Climate the loser as the European Parliament fails to ensure wood is burnt sustainably (Brussels) – 17 January 2018. The European Parliament today failed to help the climate by reversing the…
EU policies should aim to protect EU forests and deliver forest management practices that benefit people, nature and the climate. Play video Watch the video to find out all the benefits of…
Closer-to-Nature Forestry Guidelines: a first attempt, but confusion remains. Now what? The Commission should outline ways to make Closer-to-Nature Forestry Guidelines operational in a difficult…
Coal’s hidden ‘double whammy’: 12 million hectares of forest at risk A forest area larger than Portugal is at risk from coal mining worldwide, a report released by Fern during the Paris…
Cocoa Barometer 2020 demands system change to end cocoa poverty After two decades of failed interventions across the cocoa sector, cocoa-farming communities are still battling the effects of…
Cocoa update: farmers in West Africa could benefit from higher cocoa prices; calls intensify for EU regulation Companies will back producer countries’ bold move to raise cocoa prices, and are also…
Cocoa-producing countries boycott meetings with the cocoa industry Industry efforts to keep cocoa prices low trap small farmers in poverty; the EU has two chances to redress the balance. Major…
Cocoa: why the European Union must act now to eliminate deforestation and child labour from the chocolate we love European countries are the world’s largest importers of the cocoa beans whose…
Coffee's Regulatory Blend The coffee industry is facing a pivotal moment as new mandatory sustainability regulations come into effect across Europe. Even though these regulations establish a level…
