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Top EU court finds Berlin failed to protect nature

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EU-wide nature reserves were created to protect the continent's most vulnerable species. In Germany, some 4,600 areas were identified, yet the country and its states failed to adequately declare them as protected areas. Only 25% of species and 30% of habitat types are currently in a favourable conservation status.

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Top EU court finds Berlin failed to protect nature

More than a decade after EU-wide nature reserves were created to protect the continent’s most vulnerable species, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) found on Thursday (21 September) that Germany failed to adequately protect them.

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EU Supreme Court: Germany has failed to protect nature

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) found on Thursday that Germany had failed to protect highly endangered species. More than a decade ago, nature reserves were designated across Europe to protect these species.

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Top EU court finds Berlin failed to protect nature

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Top EU court finds Berlin failed to protect nature

Top EU court finds Berlin failed to protect nature

EU Supreme Court: Germany has failed to protect nature

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