( December 5, 2008, 08:22 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Contents: Italy stymies progress on renewables talks; France's subsidy scheme for new cars allows in higher emitters; German environment minister rejects critics of biofuel from biomass; Leading financial institutions commit to climate principles; UK engineers call for green power from household waste; UK cabinet split delays decision on 3rd Heathrow runway; Recession clouds chances for EU climate treaty; EU chemical industry in ‘carbon leakage’ row; Chile announces national climate plan; MEPs blink first in Europe's CCS talksContents: Italy stymies progress on renewables talks; France's subsidy scheme for new cars allows in higher emitters; German environment minister rejects critics of biofuel from biomass; Leading financial institutions commit to climate principles; UK engineers call for green power from household waste; UK cabinet split delays decision on 3rd Heathrow runway; Recession clouds chances for EU climate treaty; EU chemical industry in ‘carbon leakage’ row; Chile announces national climate plan; MEPs blink first in Europe's CCS talks...
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