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Most EU institutions don't compensate for emissions caused by air travel by its members and staff, a report says (Photo: European Commission)

EU institutions don't follow own advice on climate

The European Union has several policies which aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and is asking citizens to help make that happen.

Average citizens "can significantly reduce CO2 emissions by making smart choices”, a web page of the directorate-general for climate action tells us.

One specific example is that you could “offset” your carbon emissions. If you have no choice but to drive or fly, compensate for y...

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Most EU institutions don't compensate for emissions caused by air travel by its members and staff, a report says (Photo: European Commission)

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