Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-06-08-Speech-3-494-000"
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"en.20110608.20.3-494-000"2
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"We need to gear the EU budget for the 21st century. The budget must match our ambitions. New pan-European investments are needed to boost European-level added value by acting as a catalyst for further private investment and by creating economies of scale. Major green investment is needed in areas like renewable infrastructure, with more wind farms in the north and solar energy in the south. Irish investment in wind energy will only pay off, for example, if there is European infrastructure to export that energy via the UK and France. With oil prices rising and increasing environmental damage, we know the EU must now drive forward to a more sustainable society by becoming more energy efficient, by using more renewable energy, by investing in public transport and ensuring our children live in a clean and healthy environment. The long term EU budget should also follow the agreed so-called EU 2020 strategic objectives, especially our internationally binding climate objectives. CAP should be reformed to pay farmers for the delivery of public goods, such as an attractive countryside rich in biodiversity. We need to maintain the CAP budget to ensure these vital environmental services are provided in Ireland and across Europe."@en1
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