Marianne Gros
Sustainability Reporter at POLITICO Europe
Sustainability reporter covering all things circular economy for @POLITICOEurope, from ecodesign to waste management, greenwashing and green finance. 🇫🇷🇬🇧
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1 week ago |
politico.eu | Marianne Gros |Leonie Cater
This article is part of the Europe's looming water crisis special report. Aragon in northeastern Spain is a land of cornfields, peach farms and cherry orchards, where water was a precious commodity even before the advent of climate change. Now, as the threat of drought increases, the farmers of Aragon could find themselves competing with a powerful and extremely thirsty new neighbor: Big Tech.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Marianne Gros |Louise Guillot |Giovanna Coi
BRUSSELS — Europe's centrist political forces have an uneasy feeling that the European People’s Party is abandoning them for the far right. The center-right group — Europe's largest political family and part of the centrist coalition that has dominated EU politics since the bloc's inception — has been leading a political campaign against nongovernmental organizations using EU grant money to influence policymaking.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Marianne Gros |Klara Durand
PARIS— France wants Brussels to slap additional fees on small parcels imported by Chinese e-commerce and fast fashion firms in a bid to protect the European market from a flood of cheaper imports. Industry Minister Éric Lombard on Tuesday announced the ministry’s intention to work with other EU countries on mechanisms that protect the market from dumping by Chinese firms, as products originally destined for the United States now face sky-high tariffs.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Klara Durand |Marianne Gros
PARIS — La France souhaite que Bruxelles impose des frais de gestion sur les petits colis provenant des plateformes d’e-commerce chinoises, afin de protéger le marché européen d’un risque de dumping, via l’afflux de marchandises à bas prix.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | Laurens Cerulus |Hanne COKELAERE |Marianne Gros |Bartosz Brzezinski
BRUSSELS — All European Union laws are lobbied, but some are lobbied more than others. Brussels is known as a rulemaking machine. And, in line with many other political power centers, it is home to a staggering number of people whose job it is to influence the final shape of those rules.
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Many businesses could be exempt from complying with sustainability reporting under the hotly anticipated omnibus proposal. https://t.co/7uFOP2pSHK
EU nerd Sunday read: What's the European Commission's plan to "simplify" EU corporate sustainability reporting rules? @MarianneGros95 got her hands on the draft omnibus bill to be presented on Feb. 26. Read it here: https://t.co/MTdFN94sWW ($)
NEW 🚨 EU institutions agreed on new rules to slash waste in the food and textile sectors. It's good news for everyone (especially farmers), except maybe the fast fashion brands. Full story 👇 https://t.co/EEUlvg14qq
RT @SofianeZaizoune: "Il est allé là où le vent soufflait." ✍️@gioleali décrypte la volte-face d'Emmanuel Macron sur la réglementation en…
