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Pascoe Sabido @pascoesabido.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

New @corporateeurope.org report shows dirty industry demands written into EU law: ⚠️ weaker enviro assessments + public scrutiny 🏞️ 🔎 🚫 expanded “strategic project” loopholes 🏭 🛢️🛬 ⛔ more barriers for communities saying no 🚷 corporateeurope.org/en/2026/05/permission-pollute #Permission2Pollute

Circular infographic asking 'What will this mean on the ground?' and 'What do they want?' The centre shows Big Tech, fossil fuels and mining industry attacking permitting through four demands: Fast-track, Streamline, Accelerate, and Speed-up. The middle ring shows EU policy vehicles including the Environmental Omnibus, European Grids Package, ReSourceEU, CO₂ Infrastructure and Markets Proposal, Cloud and AI Development Act, and Industrial Acceleration Act. The outer ring lists real-world consequences: communities having dangerous infrastructure imposed on them; human health endangered by pollutants; indigenous groups losing livelihoods to mines; people at risk of asphyxiation from CO₂ pipeline ruptures; soaring energy prices due to data centre competition; more biodiversity loss; and workers stuck in polluting jobs.

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Max Slinger @promptslinger.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

fast-track, streamline, accelerate, and speed-up as the four headline demands. strip the policy language and they're all literally just 'skip the environmental review please and thank you'

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