Deirdre Clune

MEP Clune, who is a lead legislator on the AI Regulation in the European Parliament, has emphasised the importance of providing equal access to technological education for young people and employees.

This week (April 11th), MEPs will endorse the agreement between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the revision of the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive. The legislation, which is a key initiative under the EU zero pollution plan for air, water and soil, now provides for a steady expansion of urban wastewater collection systems, connecting many more households, while pursuing stricter and more ambitious clean water targets by eliminating the broadest spectrum of pollutants and nutrients.

The European Parliament voted last week on a major overhaul of the EU’s Customs Union, including the creation of a single EU Customs Authority. The lead lawmaker working on the legislation, Irish MEP Deirdre Clune has said that this is the most ambitious and comprehensive reforms of the Customs Union since its establishment in 1968.

Following almost two years of negotiation, the European Parliament has overwhelmingly voted in favour of the world's first ever proposal on harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (AI). Lead lawmaker for the drafting of the EU’s AI Act, Irish MEP Deirdre Clune has welcomed the political agreement.

The five Fine Gael MEPs have confirmed that they will vote in favour of the EU's proposed Nature Restoration Law during plenary votes at the European Parliament, Strasbourg today (Tuesday). The new law sets EU plans to restore at least 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030 and all ecosystems by 2050.

The European Parliament's Internal Market and Environment committees adopted their position on the EU Green Claims Directive, which seeks to put an end to greenwashing by requiring companies to make sure environmental claims are verified and backed by scientific evidence.

MEP Clune, who is a lead legislator on the AI Regulation in the European Parliament, has emphasised the importance of providing equal access to technological education for young people and employees.

This week (April 11th), MEPs will endorse the agreement between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the revision of the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive. The legislation, which is a key initiative under the EU zero pollution plan for air, water and soil, now provides for a steady expansion of urban wastewater collection systems, connecting many more households, while pursuing stricter and more ambitious clean water targets by eliminating the broadest spectrum of pollutants and nutrients.

The European Parliament voted last week on a major overhaul of the EU’s Customs Union, including the creation of a single EU Customs Authority. The lead lawmaker working on the legislation, Irish MEP Deirdre Clune has said that this is the most ambitious and comprehensive reforms of the Customs Union since its establishment in 1968.

Following almost two years of negotiation, the European Parliament has overwhelmingly voted in favour of the world's first ever proposal on harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (AI). Lead lawmaker for the drafting of the EU’s AI Act, Irish MEP Deirdre Clune has welcomed the political agreement.

The five Fine Gael MEPs have confirmed that they will vote in favour of the EU's proposed Nature Restoration Law during plenary votes at the European Parliament, Strasbourg today (Tuesday). The new law sets EU plans to restore at least 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030 and all ecosystems by 2050.

The European Parliament's Internal Market and Environment committees adopted their position on the EU Green Claims Directive, which seeks to put an end to greenwashing by requiring companies to make sure environmental claims are verified and backed by scientific evidence.

MEP Clune, who is a lead legislator on the AI Regulation in the European Parliament, has emphasised the importance of providing equal access to technological education for young people and employees.

This week (April 11th), MEPs will endorse the agreement between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the revision of the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive. The legislation, which is a key initiative under the EU zero pollution plan for air, water and soil, now provides for a steady expansion of urban wastewater collection systems, connecting many more households, while pursuing stricter and more ambitious clean water targets by eliminating the broadest spectrum of pollutants and nutrients.

The European Parliament voted last week on a major overhaul of the EU’s Customs Union, including the creation of a single EU Customs Authority. The lead lawmaker working on the legislation, Irish MEP Deirdre Clune has said that this is the most ambitious and comprehensive reforms of the Customs Union since its establishment in 1968.

Following almost two years of negotiation, the European Parliament has overwhelmingly voted in favour of the world's first ever proposal on harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (AI). Lead lawmaker for the drafting of the EU’s AI Act, Irish MEP Deirdre Clune has welcomed the political agreement.

The five Fine Gael MEPs have confirmed that they will vote in favour of the EU's proposed Nature Restoration Law during plenary votes at the European Parliament, Strasbourg today (Tuesday). The new law sets EU plans to restore at least 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030 and all ecosystems by 2050.

The European Parliament's Internal Market and Environment committees adopted their position on the EU Green Claims Directive, which seeks to put an end to greenwashing by requiring companies to make sure environmental claims are verified and backed by scientific evidence.