출처 전체 출처 K-ESG (산업통상자원부) EU 의회 ENVI (환경위) EU 환경 토픽 EU 의회 INTA (국제무역위) 미국 연방관보 (USDA 농무부) 미국 연방관보 (EPA 환경청) 미국 연방관보 (SEC 기후공시) 미국 연방관보 (NOAA 수산) 영국 DEFRA (환경·식품·농촌) EU 집행위 농업·농촌 EU 집행위 수산·해양 캐나다 수산해양부 (DFO) 캐나다 농업·농식품부 (AAFC) EU 집행위 식품안전·식물검역 영국 식품기준청 (FSA) EU 집행위 기후행동 미국 연방관보 (USDA AMS) EU 집행위 관세·조세(CBAM) 영국 동식물보건청 (APHA) 미국 연방관보 (어류야생국) 영국 해양관리기구 영국 수산양식환경연구소 영국 환경청
카테고리 전체 카테고리 채소류 과일류 식량작물 축산물 수산물
지역 전체 지역 대한민국 EU 미국 중국 영국 일본 튀르키예 멕시코 인도 남아프리카공화국 캐나다
On 14 July 2026, ENVI members will hold an exchange of views on the ongoing accession negotiations of Chapter 27 dedicated to environment and climate change. This exchange of views will take place in the context of possible projects to be carried out of the Vjosa–Narta protected area in Albania.This area is recognised for its ecological importance, supporting more than 70 threatened species and over 200 bird species, including Flamingos and Dalmatian Pelicans, and serving as a key stopover along the Adriatic migratory flyway. The area has been protected under Albanian law since 2004 and has been identified as a candidate for designation as a Natura 2000 site upon Albania's accession to the EU. The EU formally opened accession negotiations with Albania in July 2022. Chapter 27 (Environment and Climate Change) is the chapter of the EU accession negotiations that covers the alignment of candidate countries with the EU environmental and climate acquis. It includes legislation on environmental impact assessment, nature protection, biodiversity, public participation and other environmental standards. AFET Members and have been invited to this exchange of viewsSource : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 14 July 2026, ENVI Members will hold an exchange of views with the Irish Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine, Martin Heydon, with Ireland taking over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the EU on July 1st for the next six months. The discussion will focus on the Irish Presidency's priorities for agriculture and food systems, with particular attention to food safety and agri-environmental objectives. The exchange will allow Members to discuss the Irish Presidency's priorities for agriculture, food and fisheries, which include food security, competitiveness, simplification and sustainability. Particular attention will also be given to the future CAP and how it can balance economic, social and environmental sustainability, while supporting climate and environmental objectives. The discussion may further address the simplification agenda, including the Food and Feed Safety Simplification Omnibus package, as well the role of innovation and the bioeconomy in supporting more sustainable agri-food and seafood sectors. Members will also discuss how livestock farming can respond to environmental and climate-related challenges while maintaining high animal welfare standards.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 14 July2026, ENVI Members will vote on the draft opinion on the future framework of the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The file was attributed to REGI as lead committee, with ENVI and EMPL as opinion-giving committees.The Commission proposal, adopted on 16 July 2025, establishes the ERDF, including European Territorial Cooperation (Interreg), and the Cohesion Fund as part of the future National and Regional Partnership Fund for 2028-2034. The proposal aims to support regional development, reduce territorial disparities and strengthen economic, social and territorial cohesion, while simplifying implementation and improving synergies with other EU instruments. It also sets specific provisions for disadvantaged areas, sustainable urban development, outermost regions and Interregional cooperation. 149 amendments were tabled in ENVI, resulting in 11 compromise amendments. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 14 July 2026, ENVI and IMCO Members will vote on the provisional agreement resulting from interinstitutional negotiations on simplification of certain requirements and procedures for chemical products (Chemical Omnibus). The Chemical Omnibus is a key proposal to simplify EU chemicals legislation (Fertilizers; Classification, labelling and Packaging Regulation (CLP); Cosmetics) by reducing regulatory burdens, especially for SMEs, while maintaining a high level of protection for human health and the environment. Co-legislators reached a provisional agreement during the first and final trilogue on 16 June. On fertilizers, the deal mandates the Commission to update registration requirements for fertilizer components while maintaining registration obligations for harmful substances. On CLP, targeted solutions on small packaging, label formatting and 15-month relabelling deadlines are introduced. On cosmetics, the agreement establishes a definition on suitable alternatives, differentiates transition periods for the phasing-out of products containing harmful carcinogenic, mutagenic or reprotoxic substances (CMR) and preserves the notifications obligation for nanomaterials.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 14 July 2026, ENVI Members will hold an exchange of views with the Commission on the interlinkages between gender, climate and health. The discussion will focus on how climate change and environmental degradation interact with existing gender inequalities and generate differentiated health impactsThis issue is increasingly recognised as central to shaping effective and equitable climate and environmental policies. International organisations, including UN Women, have highlighted that women and girls are often disproportionately affected due to factors such as limited access to healthcare, greater exposure to climate-related risks and increased caregiving responsibilities during crises. Members will have the opportunity to discuss ways to integrate gender and heath perspectives into climate policies. This includes promoting women's participation in decision-making processes and ensuring that gender-responsive approaches are embedded in climate and environmental governance. The exchange will provide an opportunity to explore how addressing these interlinkages can contribute to more inclusive, effective and sustainable policy responses. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
The European Commission adopted the Livestock Strategy to ensure Europe's valuable livestock sector remains strong and resilient in the long term. The Strategy, the first of its kind, sets out actions to help livestock farmers address economic, environmental and market challenges.
NMFS proposes to implement the Omnibus Management Flexibility Amendment to the New England Fishery Management Council (Council) Fishery Management Plans (FMPs) (Amendment), as prepared by the Council. This proposed rule would allow for changes to the specifications process, in-season adjustment authority, and preparation of Council reports and reviews. The purpose of this action is to address the need for increased management flexibility and consistency across all the Council's FMPs.
NMFS proposes regulations to implement Amendment 4 to the Puerto Rico Fishery Management Plan (Puerto Rico FMP), as prepared and submitted by the Caribbean Fishery Management Council (Council). The proposed rule would reclassify rainbow runner from a reef fish to a pelagic fish under the Puerto Rico FMP. The proposed rule would implement management measures for rainbow runner based on the pelagic fish classification, including sector annual catch targets (ACTs) and accountability measures (AMs). The sector-specific annual catch limits (ACLs) would be retained after the reclassification. The purpose of this proposed rule and Amendment 4 is to ensure that rainbow runner is managed consistent with its life history characteristics, fishing patterns, and with the Council's management of other pelagic species.
130 projects encompassing 364 threatened species to receive funding of £60 million from Natural England’s Species Recovery Programme
This briefing provides a legal analysis and critical assessment of the genetically modified micro-organisms (GMM) component of the Commission proposal for a Directive amending Directives 2001/18/EC and 2010/53/EU as regards the placing on the market of genetically modified micro-organisms and the processing of organs. This proposal was presented in December 2025 and accompanies the European Biotech Act. The briefing presents and analyses the proposed GMM-related amendments, situates the proposal within the international legal context and the wider EU secondary legal framework, and discusses potential benefits, risks and strategic considerations.Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP