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25.01.12
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Julie Girling, today hosted a meeting with members of the European Horse Network, focussing on the Common Agriculture Policy Reform and the place of horses within it.
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23.01.12
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Consumers should be aware of their different recycling options and the obligations retailers may have when electrical goods reach end of their useful life, a leading Conservative MEP said today. Julie Girling, Conservative MEP for the West of England, said most householders did not know where to take electrical appliances and electronic gadgets for recycling. Too many just got dumped in the bin.
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23.01.12
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Pressure from Conservative MEPs has averted EU plans to ban Britain's most commonly-used rat poison from general use. Earlier clauses in draft legislation on pest-control materials called biocides could have banned farmers and other property-owners from using Difenacoum, a widely-used rodenticide in the UK.





On 26 January representatives of 22 EU countries signed the ACTA Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement in Tokyo. However, the agreement cannot enter into force until approved by the European Parliament - so, what's next?
Sometimes, it is just so tempting. You fall madly in love, get angry, or drunk, and you want to tell the whole world - so you put it on Facebook. You put your address and telephone number on the internet when you buy something. Your...
Breast implants came under scrutiny Tuesday in the Environment Committee when MEPs discussed whether silicon implants should be subject to stricter controls and better traceability following the scandal caused by faulty silicon implants.