There is still 10 days left. Even though the stretch goals were met, you can still sign.
If you haven’t already and you live in the EU (they will check), you can sign here: https://www.stopkillinggames.com/
There is still 10 days left. Even though the stretch goals were met, you can still sign.
If you haven’t already and you live in the EU (they will check), you can sign here: https://www.stopkillinggames.com/
Oh I don’t know… how about banning glyphosate, an incredibly dangerous pesticide, which is now gone from EU produce but still plaguing many countries in the rest of the world? And how about some clean water to go with that salad? Because the Clean Water Directive received major updates as a direct result of collecting 1.80 million signatures.
Glyphosate isn’t banned in the EU. From the EU website: “Glyphosate is currently approved as an active substance in the EU until 15 December 2033”.
There was a petition to ban it, but the response was “On the first aim, to ‘ban glyphosate-based herbicides’, the Commission concluded that there are neither scientific nor legal grounds to justify a ban of glyphosate, and will not make a legislative proposal to that effect.”
You might mean the Drinking Water Directive, and 1.6 million signatures.
I see some press releases on updates, but I can’t find anything outside of government websites saying things have improved. I’d imagine if this was a big deal there’d be news stories on it.
While the EU didn’t enact laws directly due to the petition it did create political interest, and laws, that have improved both issues