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Greens/EFA is a political group in the European Parliament. It is composed of the European Green Party and other green and liberal parties from various European countries. The group's name is derived from the European Free Alliance, a predecessor organization. Greens/EFA is one of the largest political groups in the European Parliament, with around 70 members.

The group's main focus is on environmental protection and sustainability. It advocates for policies that promote renewable energy, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and protect biodiversity. Greens/EFA also supports social and economic justice, human rights, and democratic values. The group is known for its strong stance on climate change and its commitment to achieving the European Union's climate targets.

Greens/EFA is a member of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, a coalition of left-wing and centrist parties in the European Parliament. The group is led by a co-president, who is elected by the group's members. The current co-president is Bas Eickhout, a Dutch politician and member of the European Green Party.

Greens/EFA has a significant presence in the European Parliament, with members from countries such as Germany, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom. The group plays an important role in shaping European policy on environmental issues and is a key player in the debate on climate change.