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Greens/Efa Group

SocialBrussels 24.04.2007

The postal directive

A Greens/EFA approach

Greens/EFA consider that the objective of the Postal Directives is to guarantee a high-quality universal service. The opening of the market is not an objective in itself, but eventually a mean to facilitate the achievement of a high-quality universal service (pdf)

TransportBrussels 14.09.2006

Move green

Changing the way we get around, rather than the climate

Transport must be a key focus if we are to have any chance of reducing the dangerous dependency on imported oil and tackling climate change, as well as avoiding a future energy supply crisis. Achieving this will require a behavioural change in terms of our mobility. (pdf)

TransportBrussels 15.07.2006

Measures for a climate-friendly transport policy in Europe

Summary of the Greens/EFA soft mobility paper

We outline practical measures in the framework of a strategy to reduce oil consumption and hence to cut transport-induced climatic pollution. The first step consists of traffic reduction; the second is a gradual shift of the energy basis for transport from fossil fuels to renewables. (pdf)

TransportBrussels 15.07.2006

Soft mobility

Measures for a climate-friendly transport policy in Europe

The Greens/EFA soft mobility paper, commissioned by Michael Cramer MEP, outlines practical measures aimed at reducing oil consumption, as a result cutting transport-induced climatic pollution. (pdf)

TransportBrussels  

Green Guidebook on the Trans-European Networks

What are they? How were they developed? What is our vision?

The Trans-European transport networks are the heart of the EU transport policy. Their purpose: "to link island, landlocked and peripheral regions with the central regions of the Community". This document informs you about their history, latest policies and our ideas on this topic! (pdf)

TransportBrussels 01.07.2003

Bayonne Conference on Maritime Safety in Europe

Proposals for a reform of the IMO and political measures on EU-level

In April 2003 Greens/EFA set up a conference to press for political action after the Prestige disaster. The final statement aks for a profund reform of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). In addition, EU-measures as the setting up a European coastguard service, are necessary. (pdf)

TransportBrussels 01.12.2002

Our key proposals for Maritime Safety in Europe

Prestige tanker oil spill: Which political action has to be taken now?

The wreckage of the Prestige in 2002 was a huge environmental disaster. For reducing the consequences of catastrophes like these we demand to prohibit dangerous transports in sensitive maritime zones, to create a EU Rapid Intervention Force and to ensure the financial support for volunteers. (pdf)

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