Titlebook: Environmental Policy in the European Union; John McCormick Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 200

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Chemicals and Waste toxic and hazardous wastes, pesticides and herbicides, chemicals in food and ecosystems, and so on. Just as such problems have been the focus of much of the environmental policy activity of national governments, so they have been high on the EU environmental agenda. If all the laws adopted by the E

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Air and Water Qualityaw on air pollution was adopted in 1970, and the first on water pollution in 1973, the EU has built an extensive body of law dealing with emissions into the air from road vehicles, fossil fuels and industrial plants, and with the protection of freshwater, marine water, surface water and groundwater.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-55536-7ues that drew the attention of policymakers and the media — even if the public was often less than thrilled — included subsidies to farmers, the promotion of free trade, competition policy, battles over the budget, harmonization of standards and the role of the European Community in international tr

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Boris Aber?ek,Andrej Flogie,Igor Pesekention to the environmental implications of economic development, so the construction of the EEC was driven primarily by the quantitative dimensions of building the common market, with relatively little attention paid to its qualitative aspects. Such action as the Community took on environmental mat