IEEP in the press in 2009

Selected press coverage on TEEB for Policy Makers Report, coordinated by IEEP's Patrick ten Brink:

Press coverage on IEEP offering expert comment on a study by FoE and SEI

  • The EU can cut CO2 by 40% by 2020 - report ENDS Europe - 2 December 2009 Europe could cut its emissions by 40% by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, according to a report published by Friends of the Earth and the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) on Tuesday.

Report for RSPB on onshore wind farms

  • RSPB says yes to wind farms... BBC, UK - 24 March 2009 The RSPB now says adopting cleaner energy sources is vital for protecting wildlife.
  • RSPB calls for more UK wind farms BBC News, UK - 24 March 2009 There should be a significant increase in the number of wind farms built onshore in the UK, the RSPB has said.
  • Taking the wind out of Miliband's sails The Guardian, UK - 25 March 2009 There are legitimate arguments against turbines, the issue is not as simple as the climate change secretary would have us believe.
  • RSPB wants increase in UK wind farms Country Life, UK - 24 March 2009 A new report for the RSPB, written by the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), has called for an end to ‘needless delays' that are interfering with British wind farm projects.
  • RSPB calls for increase in windfarms The Telegraph, UK - 24 March 2009 The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds are calling for a massive increase in the number of wind farms in the UK after a study found far more could be built without damaging wildlife.
  • RSPB calls for more wind farms in bid to counter global warming The Scotsman, UK - 24 March 2009 THE RSPB yesterday called for a large increase in the number of onshore wind farms, after a report said far more could be built without damaging wildlife.
  • RSPB drops wind power objections New Civil Engineer, UK - 24 March 2009 The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) have dropped the majority of its objections to wind farms in the UK on the back of new research it has commissioned.
  • RSPB issues onshore wind farm plea MSN Environment News - 25 March 2009 The RSPB has called for a large increase in the number of onshore wind farms, after a report said far more could be built without damaging wildlife.
  • RSPB supports wind farms
    ICM Commercial and Business News - 24 March 2009 A new study conducted for the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) concluded that more wind turbines could be built without harming wildlife.
  • UK can have wind power and wildlife RSPB News - 23 March 2009 The UK could greatly increase the number of onshore wind farms it builds without trashing wildlife. So says an RSPB-commissioned report from the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), which found the UK lagging far behind in the drive for wind power.
  • UK can have wind power and wildlife Wildlife Extra - 27 March 2009 The UK could greatly increase the number of onshore wind farms it builds without trashing wildlife, according to a new report commissioned by the RSPB for Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), which found the UK lagging far behind in the drive for wind power.
  • RSPB calls for increase in windfarms C-Questor Newsletter - 25 March 2009 The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds are calling for a massive increase in the number of wind farms in the UK after a study found far more could be built without damaging wildlife.
  • Positive Planning for Onshore Wind - joint press release IEEP-RSPB, 24 March 2009