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"Ladies and gentlemen, any debate about climate, ecosystems and energy is vitally important because any major change to these can affect life on this planet. Regardless of the types of causes or the scientific arguments put forward by various groups of researchers, one thing for certain is that we are facing global warming. This comprehensive, well-written report, apart from all the useful, valuable information it provides us with, also encourages us to ask the following question: What are we going to do for ourselves and for future generations?
Against this background of climate change, I feel that there are three kinds of projects which EU Member States should be working on and supporting, as a priority:
1. Projects involving standard policies for managing energy resources as efficiently as possible and finding solutions aimed at reducing pollution, especially in industrial areas and business parks.
2. Projects involving funding for scientific research aimed at developing clean technologies.
3. Projects which support immediate specific action aimed at recreating the ecosystem at both European level and in any other region of the world."@en1
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