The Future Sustainability Reporting In The EU After The Omnibus
Following calls to reduce the regulatory burden imposed on businesses, the European Union is poised to reform a series of ...
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"What we ask from Von der Leyen’s Omnibus initiative"
The announcement by Ursula von der Leyen regarding the Omnibus initiative caught more than one person off guard and is ...
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EU omnibus: Global South organisations say rollbacks without proper consultation ‘unacceptable’
Dozens of civil society organisations working in the Global South have criticised the European Commission for excluding them ...
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EPA starts uncertain attempt to revoke several California truck emissions waivers
It’s being billed as the first step toward revoking the waivers that allowed California to proceed with the Advanced Clean ...
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Brussels plans sweeping cuts to EU’s green rules, leaked bill reveals
Many businesses would be exempt from complying with sustainability reporting under hotly anticipated omnibus proposal.
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EXCLUSIVE: Commission to reinforce InvestEU programme in Omnibus package
Euractiv got its hands on a draft of the Second Omnibus package on investment simplification. The plan aims to streamline InvestEU and the European Fund for Strategic Investments while cutting red ...
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The EU Omnibus package is coming: what to expect?
The European Commission is expected to unveil an "Omnibus package" that would modify certain key EU laws on sustainability reporting, towards the ...
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EPA Takes First Step to Block CARB Clean Trucks Rule
The EPA has taken a first step aimed at rescinding the Biden administration’s waivers granted for California’s Advanced Clean ...
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Trump's EPA sends CARB waivers to Congress for review
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is sending the Advanced Clean Trucks and Omnibus Low-NOx rules to Congress for review of the ...
Permanent Violet by Ronald Frame (Omnibus)
Ronald Frame’s novel was first published in 2002. Omnibus of the first five of ten parts abridged by Alison Joseph. Read by Eileen McCallum. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in August 2002.