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Publish date: March 14, 2022
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Bellona co-signed a letter to the European Commission, warning it that the expected Construction Product Regulation proposal is set to fail in addressing the climate and environmental impacts of construction.
The letter, also signed by Ecos, the European Environmental Bureau, Climate Action Network Europe, E3G, Climate & Strategy, and 1,5° Ventures, lists five points that should be addressed in the Regulation:
Introduce mandatory environmental requirements:
Read the full letter here
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