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Syngenta to boost pollinators across Europe

Syngenta

Basel, Switzerland, July 15, 2009

Syngenta today announced the roll-out of a 5-year EUR 1 million program to provide essential habitat and food sources for pollinating insects across Europe. ‘Operation Pollinator’ aims to boost the numbers of native pollinating insects across seven European countries: Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Portugal and Hungary.

The Lobby - the new blog about the EU institutions and the world of public affairs

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The Lobby is a blog about the EU institutions, Brussels, and the world of public affairs and public relations.

Sporadically it touches upon music, gastronomy, art, technology, unfair referees - all the things that make for everyday conversation. We’ll also provide you with guest blog posts, we call these ‘A chat over coffee’. Kick off your shoes, relax and read about what’s hot in Brussels. We look forward to your comments and views on what we write.

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JERZY BUZEK: EPP DELIGHTED WITH OVERWHELMING SUPPORT FOR THE NEW EP PRESIDENT - EPP LEADS THE PARLIAMENT, COUNCIL & COMMISSION

Group of the European People’s Party

Brussels, 14 July 2009

Automotive production down 35% in first quarter 2009

ACEA - European Automobile Manufacturers' Association

Brussels, 14 July 2009 – In the first quarter of 2009, automotive production fell by 35%. While fleet renewal schemes have helped segments of the passenger car market in some countries, overall vehicle demand in Europe went further down as well.

These and other latest figures on automotive production and registrations can be found in the latest ACEA Economic Report(available on the ACEA website). The automobile industry’s trade association publishes this report three times a year, giving additional insight in market trends and automotive production.

European cereals production in decline

Copa-Cogeca

13 July 2009

European farmers and agri-cooperatives have estimated the 2009 cereals harvest in the EU-27 at
309.4 million tonnes. This forecast, along with low harvest prices, could lead farmers to change
their sowing intentions this autumn. Cereals production for the 2010/2011 marketing year is
expected to fall even further and could impact on future stocks.

EEW publishes final report on the evaluation of the National Energy Efficiency Action Plans

EUFORES - European Forum for Renewable Energy Sources

Brussels, 13thJuly2009

Groundbreaking European Commission report: Agriculture Policy jeopardises efforts to save Europe’s biodiversity

BirdLife International

Brussels, 13 July 2009 – Today the European Commission published the results of an unparalleled exercise assessing the state of nature in 25 Member States. Using data provided by governments, the report analyses the situation of hundreds of habitat types and more than one thousand animal and plant species that are protected under the EU “Habitats” Directive.

Internet Governance:Europe’s e-communications providers call on the EU to ensure a truly multi-stakeholder model for ICANN

ETNO - European Telecommunications Network Operators' Association

BRUSSELS – The effective technical coordination and management of the Internet’s domain name and addressing systems, which is ICANN’s core mission, is a crucial element for the stability and growth of the Internet and hence for Europe’s e-communications providers and the global business community. As the Joint Project Agreement (JPA) between ICANN and the US Department of Commerce comes to an end, ETNO, EuroISPA and GSMA Europe - representing Europe’s leading e-communications providers - strongly call on the EU to ensure that the privatesector

Unleashing the power in beer

EUREKA

Brewing beer creates tonnes of leftover used grains. But that waste can be turned into fuel, as a EUREKA-backed partnership of German and Slovakian developers has shown.

Wolfgang Bengel, the technical director at German biomass company BMP Biomasse Projekt, saw a business opportunity in solving the breweries’ grain waste headache. He
reasoned that the leftover grain could be used to create steam and biogas, which would provide energy for the breweries, cheapening their energy costs as well as their costs of transporting grain to farms.

Europe grasp the opportunity for global social justice!

Caritas Europa

Caritas urges European policy-makers to make a difference for the poor of the world

Brussels, 9 July 2009 - The first Caritas Europa International Forum was held on 1-3 July in Soesterberg (NL). 45 participants representing 17 member organisations from all over Europe – from Norway to Italy, from Ireland to Georgia – could enjoy a filled programme of expert presentations, plenary sessions and group discussions along with a seldom seen clear sunny Dutch sky and much-needed coffee breaks.

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