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Exceeded Limits or Boundaries Reached

The EU's dedication to preserving rainforests is undeniable, yet there have been instances where it seems to have veered off course, as per our Brussels correspondent, Knut Krohn.

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2025 September 7 . 6:14 AM

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Exceeded Limits or Boundaries Reached

The European Union (EU) is set to review its environmental legislation next year, with a particular focus on the Deforestation Regulation. This review comes amidst concerns about unrealistic developments and the need for corrections within the regulation.

The Deforestation Regulation, a key component of the EU's environmental policy, has been under scrutiny due to its potential to violate international trade rules. According to experts, making exceptions for certain countries, even those deemed low-risk like Germany, could be legally insufficient and potentially breach trade agreements.

The EU's stance on this matter is particularly interesting given its ongoing disputes with US President Donald Trump. However, it's crucial to note that such exceptions would indeed be a departure from the established principles of fair and equitable international trade.

In a recent search for information, it was noted that the name of the person who works as a correspondent in Brussels for the EU Committee, who often emphasises the EU's focus on rainforest protection, was not readily available. This underscores the importance of clear and accessible communication in such critical discussions.

The EU's commitment to environmental protection remains unwavering, and the review of the Deforestation Regulation is a testament to this. As the world continues to grapple with the effects of climate change, the EU's efforts to address deforestation and promote sustainable practices are more important than ever.

Stay tuned for updates on the review process and the potential changes to the Deforestation Regulation as the EU strives to strike a balance between trade and environmental conservation.