The European Commission accuses Romania of violating regulations regarding plant protection products, granting 12 temporary authorizations for banned pesticides, such as imidacloprid and thiamethoxam, in 2023 and 2024. These substances, known for their harmful effects on pollinators, including bees, were banned in 2018. Although emergency authorizations are allowed in cases of serious danger, a ruling by the EU Court of Justice clarified that the use of these pesticides outdoors is excluded. Romania now has two months to respond to the Commission and address the reported issues.
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Comisia Europeană deschide procedura de infringement împotriva României pentru autorizarea repetată a unor pesticide periculoase
România riscă să fie trimisă în judecată de UE. Substanțele pe care trebuia să le interzicem încă din 2018
Comisia Europeană acuză România de masacrul albinelor. Pesticidele ucigașe de polenizatori, permise doar în situații de urgență, sunt folosite abuziv
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