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#StopLiveTransport
Live animal transports are raising concerns among NGOs, governments and consumer groups. In addition to immense animal suffering, they also mean risks and hazards for food consumers around the world and the environment. As part of a public consultation, the Green REV Institute presented two positions on the need to ban live animal transports. The European Parliament’s Committee of Inquiry on the […]
Speeding up positive change!
At the invitation of Party for Animals, Green REV Institute is participating in the conference: Speeding up positive change! Animal Politics World Conference ” Taking Political Activism to the next Level”. This year’s Animal Politics World Conference ‘Taking Political Activism to the Next Level’ is all about political activism and speeding up positive change for climate, nature, animals and people. During […]
II Roundtable -Fish Welfare, 13.12
We invite you to a roundtable on „Fish Welfare vs. Climate & Biodiversity” organized within the framework of the ongoing project „Bringing fish back to water during the election” 🐟. The discussion will be held on the 6th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court ruling on carp – a battle led by Attorney Karolina Kuszlewicz.Fish are farmed animals. We kill more than a trillion fish annually in an […]
Amazon’s European win
On December 5, the European Parliament and the Council (EU) reached agreement on a European Commission proposal for deforestation-free products. The new law will require companies to transparently track their goods throughout the supply chain. The list of products includes soybeans (used as feed for livestock), beef, and hides. Back in 2021, the European Commission proposed banning a very limited list of […]
FF4C – Krakow Climate Academy
Today, December 7, 2022, head of the Green REV Institute/ FF4C legal team Bartlomiej Gawrecki is taking part in the Krakow Climate Academy, an educational project aimed at high school students combining environmental knowledge with film screenings of the best environmental films of recent years. The meeting is dedicated to the topic of the future of food and […]
FF4C December meeting
On December 5, we met to discuss the European Commission’s current consultations (on air quality regulations, water, live animal transport, among others), advocacy efforts for healthy, sustainable, plant-based meals in educational institutions, and the plan for FF4C Roundtables in the first quarter of 2023. Thank you for being with us and creating an activist critical mass for food system transformation! We are […]
How (dis)informed do you think you are?
Morgan Janowicz took part in a panel discussion on disinformation and the role of media/social media in shaping public opinion. The event was aimed at young people – activist individuals , students, young professionals. The event, organized by the British Embassy in Poland, was moderated by Adam Reichardt, editor of New Eastern Europe. The media plays a very important role in shaping the debate and […]
FF4C in the Senate
Green REV Institute, Future Food 4 Climate will participate (5th December) in a meeting of the Parliamentary Group on Children, organized jointly with the social movement Parents for Climate – Parents for Future PL, on Children and Climate. Bartlomiej Gawrecki, head of the REV legal team, will present calls for amending legislation for sustainable nutrition in educational institutions and designing […]
REV at EU Platform on Animal Welfare
The next meeting of the EU Platform on Animal Welfare begins on December 5. As part of the meeting, the European Commission is expected to address the issues of: Only 10 NGOs from across the Union actively participate in the meetings and work of the EU Platform on Animal Welfare. Representation from the agricultural industry is disproportionately greater. As part of the work, we are […]
Public consultation on National Plan for CAP
We have submitted our position on the Strategic Plan for the Common Agricultural Policy (2023-27) as part of the ongoing consultations of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Our main comments: 1.There are no instruments envisioned for interventions related to the environment, climate and other governance commitments that would lead to a reduction in animal production as high-carbon and environmentally and climate damaging;2.There […]