Climate change is already impacting all regions of Europe, posing complex challenges for human well-being, ecosystems, and the economy. Even though significant progress has been made over the past years, the forthcoming European Climate Resilience and Risk Management Framework (ECRRMF) must take a more ambitious approach to ensure resilience and preparedness across Europe by 2050.
GEA
German Environment Agency (UBA)
Public authority · Germany
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4
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legislative files
of 583 tracked
3
with a full position paper
attached to a submission
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Their record over time
German Environment Agency (UBA) filed 4 positions between 21 Apr 2020 and 2 Sept 2025, across 4 of the 583 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
2020 · 2 filed2022 · 1 filed2025 · 1 filed
What they argued
The German Environment Agency (UBA) supports the Commission’s initiative. The current crisis offers a unique opportunity to rethink established business models and to promote sustainable growth. It is a necessary step to achieve the Paris Agreement Climate Goals [1].
The German Environment Agency (UBA) strongly supports the Commission’s initiative. Especially in the light of the current crisis, it offers a unique opportunity to rethink established business models and to promote sustainable growth. It is a necessary step to achieve the Paris Agreement Climate Goals. Shipping needs a long-term regulatory strategy on the path to climate neutrality.
The German Environment Agency (UBA) welcomes the possibility to provide its views on a regulation on supplementary protection certificates (SPCs). Residues of pharmaceuticals, be it the active ingredient itself or their metabolites, are practically ubiquitous in the environment, as they are excreted by patients after intended use and wastewater treatment plants are often hardly able to eliminate these trace…
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