Both the EU and Member States enact climate policies – but who does what?

Europos klimato teisės aktu teisiškai įtvirtinamas Europos žaliojo kurso dokumente nustatytas tikslas, kad Europos ekonomika ir visuomenė iki 2050 m...

Our targets for the future, and how we’re going to reach them.

Adapting to climate change means taking action to adjust to its present and future impacts.

A ‘cap and trade’ system to reduce emissions via a carbon market.

Fluorinated gases (‘F-gases’) are very powerful greenhouse gases found in everyday products such as refrigerators or air conditioning.

Reducing emissions is not enough. We also have to capture carbon that is already in the atmosphere.

Anglis yra gyvybės atomas, gyvybiškai svarbus mūsų visuomenei ir ekonomikai. Anglis yra mūsų DNR dalis, jos yra mūsų valgomame maiste, kasdien naudojamuose produktuose, taip pat kure, kuriuo šildomi mūsų namai ir varomos transporto priemonės ir kuris tiekiamas gamykloms, taip pat miestų statybai naudojamose medžiagose.

Sharing the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in key sectors.

Find out about the crucial role the land use sector plays in fighting climate change, and what the EU is doing in this field.

How the EU funds climate action in Europe and beyond