The present report aims to build on the EEA's Environmental indicator report 2012, providing a more detailed overview of the key objectives and targets in EU environmental policy and legislation for the period 2010–2050. It focuses on selected environmental and resource policy areas, specifically: • energy; • greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and ozone‑depleting substances; • air quality and air pollution; • transport sector emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollutants; • waste; • water; • sustainable consumption and production (SCP); • chemicals; • biodiversity and land use. The review is based on a broad analysis of the EU legislation in force and the main political and strategic documents of the last decade. The most important sources include the European Commission's 'Summaries of EU legislation', the websites of the Commission's directorates-general (for environment, mobility and transport, energy, climate action, etc.) and EEA reports. For three of the policy areas — energy, air pollution and waste — the review of targets and objectives is complemented with a brief assessment of the trends of key indicators and the distance to associated EU targets and objectives.
Paleari S., Zoboli R., Montini A., Marin G., Speck S., Asquith M. (2013). Towards a Green Economy in Europe, EU Environmental Policy Targets and Objectives 2010-2050,. Lussemburgo : Publications Office of the European Union [10.2800/6337].
Towards a Green Economy in Europe, EU Environmental Policy Targets and Objectives 2010-2050,
MONTINI, ANNA;
2013
Abstract
The present report aims to build on the EEA's Environmental indicator report 2012, providing a more detailed overview of the key objectives and targets in EU environmental policy and legislation for the period 2010–2050. It focuses on selected environmental and resource policy areas, specifically: • energy; • greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and ozone‑depleting substances; • air quality and air pollution; • transport sector emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollutants; • waste; • water; • sustainable consumption and production (SCP); • chemicals; • biodiversity and land use. The review is based on a broad analysis of the EU legislation in force and the main political and strategic documents of the last decade. The most important sources include the European Commission's 'Summaries of EU legislation', the websites of the Commission's directorates-general (for environment, mobility and transport, energy, climate action, etc.) and EEA reports. For three of the policy areas — energy, air pollution and waste — the review of targets and objectives is complemented with a brief assessment of the trends of key indicators and the distance to associated EU targets and objectives.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
