asian1 wrote:
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Can EU government investigate the illegal operation and prosecute the companies? Is it possible to repair the environmental damages?
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Maybe you're overestimating the power of the European "government".
It does not have the power of an REAL government yet - its more an "roof-organisation" for the European member states.
Maybe Europe one day evolves to a construct similar to the United States Of America - but that's in the distant future, if ever.
Until then there's quite a distance to go.
Up to now the European "government" - better say: "European Council" - can give advices to the governments of its member states to adapt their laws.
The members
should follow these advices, but you know, theory and practical experience are two different pairs of shoes...
Europes unification is an ongoing process - and today it is still not clear (at least not to me) to which extent it is meant to go in the end...
Currently I would prefer to see Europe as a loose combination of independant states, and not as one nation with one poweful government.
It sometimes reminds me of the UN...