EU on track for 2020 emissions target, but concerns over 2030 continue to mount
European Environment Agency data shows much more work is needed to meet longer-term emissions reduction goals
Greenhouse gases across the European Union fell slightly last year, keeping the bloc on course to meet its 2020 emission reduction target, the latest provisional data from the European Environment Agency...
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