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The European Parliament will have a bigger cohort of green MEPs for the next five years
Climate and environment were top EU election issues prompting a 'green wave' of MEPs, but how might this translate into policy action?
Last week's election may have left the EU Parliament in its most fragmented state in decades, but it also sent a clear message that EU voters want more action taken on climate change. Green MEPs won...
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