Romania continues to struggle to implement environmental policies, with slow progress in the circular economy, pollution and investment.
Emese Grancsa
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The European Commission's Country Report 2025 underlines Romania's slow progress in environmental policies, highlighting achievements in nature conservation, but also major challenges such as insufficient waste management and pollution. Air quality remains a serious problem and the investment gap amounts to €5.4 billion a year. The commission calls for further efforts to improve the situation, stressing the importance of investing in environmental legislation for the future.
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Comisia Europeană: România este în pericol să rateze țintele de mediu. Poluare, deșeuri și investiții insuficiente
România, în pericol să rateze țintele de mediu: poluare, deșeuri și investiții insuficiente - Raport de țară pe mediu 2025 publicat de Comisia Europeană
CE: România are probleme în aplicarea politicilor de mediu din cauza lipsei de planificare, coordonare şi finanţării inadecvate
România are probleme în aplicarea politicilor de mediu din cauza lipsei de planificare, coordonare și finanțării inadecvate
Comisia Europeană a prezentat raportul de țară pentru România, pe probleme de mediu. Care sunt numeroasele eșecuri, dar și puținele lucruri pozitive
Raport UE | România eșuează să implementeze politici de mediu
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