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The environmental organization calls on Romania’s Parliament to urgently adopt the SLAPP directive

Agent Green has sent Romania’s President an official memorandum arguing that climate change has become a national security risk and proposing three strategic directions: accelerating energy independence, integrating climate risks into defence strategy and directing investment towards economic resilience.

Agent Green marks 17 years of work and strengthens its team with Vasile Crețu, a former mountain gendarmerie non-commissioned officer, to protect forests.

Dozens of major national and international organizations have notified the European Commission about the Romanian Environment Ministry’s unprecedented attack on biodiversity.

Agent Green and Eco Civica have taken Romsilva and Greenfield to Bucharest Tribunal

Agent Green, Declic, Greenpeace and the Climate Adaptation Platform condemn the intention to make designation of the 10% strictly protected areas conditional on the agreement of owners and local councils.

Agent Green, Declic and Greenpeace Romania express concern over the IFN-III results, which show systemic forest degradation.

Agent Green submits comments to the Environment Ministry on the draft emergency ordinance concerning protected natural areas, the conservation of natural habitats and wild flora and fauna.

The signatory organisations, including Agent Green, explain why they will not attend the meeting proposed by the High Court and call for transparent dialogue that respects the legal mandate and ensures equitable participation.

ARD Europamagazin investigates how corruption and weak controls are destroying some of Europe’s most valuable forests, located in Romania.

ARD Tagesschau documents illegal logging in Romania’s virgin forests and activists’ struggle to protect them.

Agent Green is concerned that the draft management plan for Jiu Gorge National Park would lead to the protected area’s disappearance if approved. Today the organisation submitted the following necessary observations to the Environment Ministry to stop this plan and save the park.