Yesterday, the controversial Nature Restoration Act passed through the Council of Ministers in Luxembourg, despite the backlash against the Greens in the European elections just over a week ago.
The measure was fiercely opposed by farmers, who fear the uncertain impact on food production and food security, but some observers say the law has been watered-down, reflecting “waning enthusiasm for green rules” even though the bloc has passed dozens of climate laws in recent years.
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