European Union countries on Monday gave the final seal of approval to a law to make the bloc’s greenhouse gas emissions targets legally binding, as EU policymakers prepare a huge new package of policies to fight climate change. Negotiators from Parliament and EU member states reached a deal in April on the climate law, which sets targets to reduce net EU emissions by 55% by 2030, from 1990 levels, and eliminate them by 2050. Ministers from the 27 EU countries formally approved the deal on Monday, except for Bulgaria, which abstained. “The final compromise does not reflect our national position sufficiently,” a Bulgarian government spokesman said, without specifying further. Leaders from all EU countries signed up to the 2030 emissions-cutting target in December, which aim to […]