Chemicals

Militants claim they targeted the Strinda because it was heading for Israel.

GOP lawmakers came to the U.N. climate summit to promote a vision that champions U.S. fossil fuels and nuclear energy while acknowledging the need to cut carbon. It’s unclear how much that will matter if the former president regains the White House.

Brussels’ bid to fast-track looser rules for new genetically engineered plants is showing fractures, as more questions than answers arise.

The rule’s 3 a.m. rollout was timed to coincide with the ongoing UN climate talks in Dubai.

Brussels wanted to set very low limits on benzene; a fuel lobby argued that was ‘overly conservative.’

Defeat marks a “dark day” for European society, the environment and farmers, says lawmaker who led negotiations on the bill.

The proposals are at an early stage, with ideas under consideration including a direct route between the two countries, or alternatively going via Norway.

Despite pledging to ban the herbicide, France abstained in an EU vote, meaning it will survive at least another 10 years.

The gas-dependent sector made record profits last year by raising fertilizer prices well above the increase in their production costs.

Unless a fragile liberal and left-wing coalition can stop them.

EU countries are expected to discuss the Commission’s proposal on Friday, followed by a vote on October 13.

Brussels hopes to speed up efforts to clean up sea-dumped munitions.

The Republican frontrunner is threatening to impose across-the-board import tariffs if he’s reelected. EU negotiators are already freaking out. 

Draft opinion is likely to spook the billion-dollar industries, which rely heavily on the chemicals.

Frans Timmermans dives back into Dutch politics at a crucial time for climate action.

A controversial plan to reduce use of chemical pesticides should pass in reduced form — but is unlikely to be abandoned.