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The Eurostat report suggests Greece, Estonia and Luxembourg saw the largest decreases in carbon emissions from energy use

The climate-related economic losses in 2017 amounted to €12.1 billion, according to the latest Eurostat report

The highest decrease of emissions was recorded in Portugal and Bulgaria

However, only 12% of material resources used in 2016 came from recycled products and recovered materials

Latest figures reveal energy consumption in the EU continued to increase for the third consecutive year

They are a major contributor to global warming and account for around 80% of all EU greenhouse gas emissions

The UK has tied with Italy in 10th place in a table ranking the top recyclers in Europe. According to figures from Eurostat for 2015, the two nations’ recycling and composting waste stood at 43.5%. That was down from 43.7% for the UK. Germany retained its top stop at the league table, with an overall […]

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel combustion in the EU have “slightly increased”. They picked up by 0.7% in 2015 compared to the previous year, according to Eurostat which has published the information on early estimates of CO2 emissions from energy use for last year. It added Slovakia, Portugal and Hungary are the countries with the […]

The amount of municipal waste generated per person in the EU in 2014 was 475kg. That’s a 10% fall compared to 2002 when it reached a peak of 527kg per person, according to data released by Eurostat. It added the production of waste per person has “constantly” decreased in the region since 2007. Of the 475kg […]

The European Union was dependent on energy imports for more than half of its consumption in 2014. The energy dependency of Member States stood at 53.4% during that period, according to latest figures from Eurostat, the EU’s statistical office. It was higher than in 1990 but “slightly lower” than its highest point recorded in 2008, […]