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DESCRIPTION:Europe’s energy and climate policies have never been set only a
 t national government level. On a continent where small states share multi
 ple borders\, the energy systems are becoming increasingly interlinked\, a
 nd thus national actions (or the lack thereof) have implications well beyo
 nd country borders. Twenty-seven states have an especially close relations
 hip under the political and economic alliance known as the European Union\
 , but several other nations on the continent also have strong ties and par
 ticipate in certain joint schemes and projects\, such as emissions trading
  and cross-border infrastructure.How much do governments still decide at n
 ational level\, how much of a say does the European Union have\, and what 
 role do the international treaties play? At an online event for journalist
 s on 19 November\, experts and journalists will untangle this intricate we
 b of climate and energy relations. They will share best practices and prov
 ide journalists valuable input to their reporting on a continent that is g
 rowing closer every day.
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20201119T235900
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
SUMMARY:Explanatory: The interplay between European and national energy and
  climate policies
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