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🚨 The EEB is withdrawing from the Critical Chemicals Alliance (CCA) ahead of its 8 October General Assembly EEB joined with a simple principle: “critical” should mean securing what people and the environment need – not protecting whatever Europe produces today Here’s why 🧵�

European Environmental Bureau🍃

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The key points behind our decision: Fundamental shortcomings in governance and methodology could pave the way for weakening key EU health, environmental and climate safeguards. 🛡️ Protecting the status quo ⚠️ A push for deregulation 🏭 Industry in the driving seat eeb.org/en/eeb-pull-...

eeb.orgEEB pull out of Crittical Chemicals Alliance over industry capture and deregulation risksBrussels, 1 October – The European Environmental Bureau (EEB) today announced its withdrawal from the Critical Chemicals Alliance (CCA), warning that the initiative is set to preserve current chemical...

European Environmental Bureau🍃

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Criticality should help secure what society needs – not become a shield for existing production or a back door to weakening the policies driving the transition. #ToxicFreeFuture #CriticalChemicalsAlliance Media briefing: eeb.org/en/library/m... Policy briefing eeb.org/en/library/e...

eeb.orgPolicy Briefing - EEB views on the Critical Chemicals Alliance

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