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PGEU Meetings
EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS AGENDA
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01 January 2008: Kick off Slovenian Presidency
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14-17 January 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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18-21 February 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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10-13 March 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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13/03- 14 March 2008 European Council, Brussels
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09-10 March 2008: EP Plenary Session, Brussels
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17/18 April 2008: Informal Meeting of Ministers for Health
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21-24 April 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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07-08 May 2008: EP Plenary Session, Brussels
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19-22 May 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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04-05 June 2008: EP Plenary Session, Brussels
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16-19 June 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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19 June 2008 - 20/06/2008 European Council
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07-10 July 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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01-04 September 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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22-25 September 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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08-09 October 2008: EP Plenary Session, Brussels
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20-23 October 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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17-20 November 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
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03-04 December 2008: EP Plenary Session, Brussels
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15-18 December 2008: EP Plenary Session, Strasbourg
OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES
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Animal cloning for food 'unjustified', say EU citizens
The vast majority of European citizens have a general negative perception of animal cloning for food production, saying that too little is known of its long-term health and safety effects, according to an EU-wide poll presented yesterday (9 October) by the European Commission.
Report lists 'deadly dozen' climate change health risks
Pathogens like cholera, ebola, plague and tuberculosis could spread into new regions as a result of climate change, argue health experts, who call for closer monitoring of wild animals as the best preparatory measure.
MEPs back moderate changes to farm policy
Pointing to the ongoing commodity price crisis and the huge diversity of situations faced by European farmers, Parliament's agiculture committee yesterday (7 October) called on the Commission to scale down its proposed reform of agricultural policy.
Study: Regulatory hurdles hinder use of green pesticides
The development of biological pest control agents is being held back by shortcomings in the current European regulatory system for pesticides, argues a UK study, which describes biopesticides as "midway" between conventional and organic farming.
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