GLOBE EU is a cross-party group of Members of the European Parliament with an interest in being closely engaged in shaping EU policy developments in the fields of environment, sustainability and global warming.

GLOBE EU provides a platform for the timely discussion of upcoming policy proposals and for co-ordinating political action within the European Parliament. It seeks to facilitate MEPs contacts with Commission officials and stakeholders by organising high-level round table conferences, and by offering support in their political activities. Click here to see what is coming up in their programme.

In July 2009 the GLOBE EU Transition Committee elected Sirpa Pietikäinen MEP (Finland, EPP) as successor of Anders Wijkman MEP (Sweden, EPP), who did not run for re-election to the European Parliament.

The work of GLOBE EU is supported by Unilever, Holcim, Dow Chemicals and the European Climate Foundation.

Download here GLOBE EU's policy roadmap towards a 30% cut of greenhouse gases emissions by 2020 in the EU.

President
Sirpa Pietikäinen MEP Former Finnish Environment Minister National Coalition Party of Finland, EPP
Vice-Presidents
Satu Hassi MEP Green Party of Finland, Greens/EFA			Graham Watson MEP British Liberal Democrats, ALDE	Vittorio Prodi MEP   Italian Democratic Party, S&D

GLOBE EU Members in the press:

• Letter to the Editor The EU has led, not failed by Sirpa Pietikäinen - European Voice, 28th January 2010
• Letter to the Editor Why Europe Should Aim for a 30% Reduction by Environment Committee Chairman Jo Leinen - European Voice, 22nd January 2010
• 135 European Parliamentarians from 14 Member States Plead for a 30% EU Commitment ahead of COP15 - Financial Times, 11th December 2009
• Letter of Sirpa Pietikäinen, Jo Leinen, Vittorio Prodi, Satu Hassi and Lena Ek to EU Commission President Manuel Barroso warning of the danger of weakening EU climate policy by breaking the link between climate and environment at institutional level in the "Barroso II" Commission (2010-2015) - Euractiv, 23rd November 2009