In a recent article by Euronews, the focus is on the EU's green policies and the impact of the EU summit on EU climate legislation. The article includes insights from various individuals, including Belgian climate activist Adelaide Charlier, corporate lobbyist Connor Allen, and EU policy specialist Julian Parodi.
The panelists discuss the message that European voters sent in the last election, which may have influenced the future of the EU's flagship climate initiative, the Green Deal. Complaints about the cost of EU environmental law may have led voters to opt for fewer green parties. The article highlights the importance of associating climate aspects with competitiveness.
Adelaide Charlier emphasizes the need to defend the Green Deal and maintain the EU's long-term vision. She believes that the EU should not compromise on its climate goals and should continue to prioritize sustainability and environmental protection.
The article also includes a video titled 'Brussels, my love?' which provides further insights into the topic.
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