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[ESG경제신문=김제원 기자] 글로벌 인증·검증기관 컨트롤유니온코리아가 지난 11일 국내 섬유·패션 업계의 ESG 규제 대응과 순환경제 전환 방안을 논의하는 자리를 마련했다고 24일 밝혔다.컨트롤유니온코리아는 서울 롯데월드타워 SKY31 컨벤션에서 ‘제3회 지속가능한 섬유 컨퍼런스’를 개최했다. 올해로 3회째를 맞은 이번 행사는 유럽연합(EU)을 중심으로 강화되는 지속가능성 규제에 국내 기업들이 선제적으로 대응할 수 있도록 실무 중심의 전략과 인증 해법을 공유하기 위해 열렸다.최근 섬유·패션 산업은 EU 그린딜, 디지털제품여권(DP
[ESG경제신문=김제원 기자] 인공지능(AI)이 산업과 노동시장을 빠르게 재편하는 가운데, 여성들이 AI 개발 현장과 새 일자리 구조에서 배제될 수 있다는 우려가 제기됐다.AI산업 발전에 따라 관련 산업의 일자리가 확대될 것으로 예상된다. 이와 반대로 실제 AI를 설계하고 운영하는 핵심 인력 구성에서는 여성이 여전히 소수에 머물고 있는 데다 AI 시스템 자체도 기존 성별 고정관념을 반복하고 있다는 지적이다.유엔여성기구(UN Women)는 22일(햔지시각) 공개한 자료에서 대규모언어모델(LLM)이 여성을 ‘가정’, ‘가족’, ‘자녀’
The Environment Agency has completed £120,000 of improvements at Milford Dam, a key flood defence on the outskirts of Milford-on-Sea in Hampshire.
The 25-year Farming Roadmap gives English farmers certainty beyond the next harvest for the first time.
[ESG경제신문=이신형기자] 국제항공운송협회(IATA)가 이달 초 설립한 ‘코르시아 적격 배출권 공급 지원 연합(Supporting Alliance for CORSIA Eligible Emissions Unit Supply)’ 가입 기관이 50개로 늘었다.이달 초 33개 기관의 참여로 출범한 이 연합체는 국제항공탄소상쇄감축제도(CORSIA, 코르시아) 이행에 필요한 적격 탄소 크레딧 공급 부족을 해소하기 위해 항공사와 탄소 시장 참가자, 정부 기관, 투자자, 시민단체 등으로 구성돼 있다.이 연합체는 오는 2027년 봄까지 2억250
Marine Management Organisation (MMO), on behalf of the UK Fishing Authorities, will publish landings-linked spatial fishing activity data for 2024.
Governments from around the world have launched Electrify Now, a new initiative to accelerate the shift from fossil fuels to clean electricity. The coalition aims to boost energy security, cut emissions, lower costs and drive investment in electrification across transport, buildings and industry ahe
On 2 July 2026, ENVI Members will vote on the draft opinion to the proposed EU budget tracking and performance framework for 2028–2034. The Commission proposal, part of the future MFF, establishes a single framework for tracking EU budget expenditure and performance across programmes. This includes rules on monitoring, application of horizontal principles such as “Do No Significant Harm”, and a 35% climate and environment spending target, alongside programme-specific benchmarks. The draft opinion seeks to strengthen the environmental ambition, consistency and accountability of the Commission proposal, including adding an overall 10% biodiversity spending target. It calls for a more robust and harmonised application of the "do no significant harm" principle, and stronger monitoring, reporting and corrective action where targets are not met. It also enhances transparency and parliamentary oversight, reinforces the involvement of local and regional authorities, and promotes better tracking of environmental expenditure, including oceans and coastal communities. A total of ten compromise amendments has been agreed at the technical level. The simplified procedure of Rule 52.2 applies to this proposal. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 2 July 2026, ECON, ENVI and LIBE Members will be invited to support the provisional agreement as regards the extension of certain mitigating measures available for small and medium sized enterprises to small mid-cap enterprises reached on 9 June 2026. The agreement introduces a harmonised definition of small mid-cap enterprises across the amended acts and extends a number of SME simplification measures to this category of companies. It also includes a review clause requiring the Commission to assess existing definitions of small mid-cap companies across Union legislation with a view to further harmonisation. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
On 2 July 2026, ENVI Members will hold an exchange of views with the Commission and the authors of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) preparatory study on textile products. The discussion will focus on the implementation of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, with particular attention to the sustainability of textiles.Discussions will address recent and forthcoming EU measures in this area, including the Delegated and Implementing Acts adopted by the Commission in February on the prohibition of the destruction of unsold apparel, clothing accessories and footwear. The rules aim help cut waste, reduce environmental damage and create a level playing field for companies embracing sustainable business models, allowing them to reap the benefits of a more circular economy. Members will also discuss the JRC preparatory study, expected to provide a basis for the Commission's assessment of possible ecodesign requirements, green public procurement criteria and revised EU Ecolabel criteria for textile products. The exchange will also allow Members to reflect on how these initiatives can support the objectives of the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles, notably by tackling fast fashion and textile waste, and by promoting textiles that are more durable, repairable, reusable and recyclable. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP