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The EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL BUREAU
is looking for a full-time
Policy Assistant for European Institutions for six months
Come join Europe’s largest network of environmental citizens’ organisations and contribute as a policy assistant with a Convention d’Immersion Professionelle (CIP) to its work on the next EU budget (multi annual financial...
BRUSSELS, 16 September 2026 – Reacting to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the European Union address, the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) calls for Europe to take action to face the globe’s most significant security challenges posed by growing climate, environmental and pollution risks.
Patrick ten Brink, Secretary G...
The EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL BUREAU
is looking for part-time Office Coordinator
Come work at the heart of Europe’s largest network of environmental citizens organisations and help us build a workplace that reflects our values and provides a nurturing environment for people who drive change
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Brussels, 8 September 2026 – Today, several environmental organisations lodged a formal complaint with the European Ombudswoman, alleging maladministration by...
Today marks the deadline for EU countries to submit their draft National Restoration Plans under the EU Nature Restoration Law. Environmental organisations urge governments to move beyond box-ticking and set out credible, science-based plans that deliver restoration on the ground.
As wildfires, droughts, heatwaves and other climate-driven disasters intensify acr...