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Leaked TTIP documents confirm major risks for climate, environment and consumer safety | Greenpeace International

2.5.16

Leaked TTIP documents confirm major risks for climate, environment and consumer safety | Greenpeace International: “It is time to shine a light on these negotiations. Hard won environmental progress is being bartered away behind closed doors. These documents reveal that civil society was right to be concerned about TTIP. We should stop the negotiations and start the debate”, said Faiza Oulahsen, campaigner for Greenpeace Netherlands. “The complete and most recent version of the treaty text should be released at once, so that citizens and elected representatives have the chance to understand what is being proposed in their names.”


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