As the European Commission prepares to unveil its long-awaited Chemical Action Plan on 2 July, the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) is calling for a radical shift in the chemical industry to end decades of environmental and social harm.
In a newly released briefing and 10 key messages, the EEB lays out a clear and compelling vision for a future-proof, resilient, and sustainable chemical sector—urging the EU to reject business-as-usual bailouts in favour of public investments that deliver public value.
EEB highlights “The Action Plan must address securing a future-proof, resilient, and competitive European chemical industry. We can’t afford another ArcelorMittal moment, public investment without public return. A modern European chemical industry should lead globally on clean innovation, not cling to fossil legacy models.”
The full briefing and key demands can be accessed here:
EEB Action Plan for the Chemicals Industry
EEB 10 Key Messages on the Chemical Industry Action Plan
