Scientists support the EU's Green Deal and reject the unjustified argumentation against the Sustainable Use Regulation and the Nature Restoration Law

Guy Pe'er; Daniel Hering; Jana Kachler; Helge Bruelheide; Heidi Wittmer; Aletta Bonn; Irina Herzon; Emma Ladouceur; Nicole M. van Dam; Nuria Selva; Laura Bosco; Sebastian Lakner; Josef Settele; Gregor Hagedorn; Deli Saavedra; Martin Friedrichs-Manthey; Clélia Sirami; E.R. Jasper Wubs

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Scientists support the EU's Green Deal and reject the unjustified argumentation against the Sustainable Use Regulation and the Nature Restoration Law

appsOther research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type , Other literature type 15 Jun 2023 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Guy Pe'er; Daniel Hering; Jana Kachler; Helge Bruelheide; Heidi Wittmer; Aletta Bonn; Irina Herzon; +11 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.8033784

Scientists support the EU's Green Deal and reject the unjustified argumentation against the Sustainable Use Regulation and the Nature Restoration Law

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Abstract

The scientific community is deeply concerned about the ongoing discussions on the EU’s Green Deal. Of particular concern are the current criticisms targeting the Sustainable Use Regulation (SUR) and Nature Restoration Law (NRL). We urge policy makers to continue the legislative procedure for the SUR and the NRL, and invite opponents of the Green Deal for a consultation with scientists. The call was led by 17 scientists and signed by 3,339 scientists across EU Member States and 17 additional countries.

This open letter is accompanied by signatures from 3339 scientists. The document has been slightly adjusted in response to comments on the initial version of 7.6.2023.

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Keywords

Nature restoration law, Sustainable Use Regulation, pesticides, nature protection, European policy, Green Deal, evidence-based policy, misinformation

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