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"Mr President, the Rio+20 summit offers an exceptional opportunity for us to lead our world, which is entwined in a complex system of interdependences, along the road to sustainable development. Despite the experience and positive results obtained over the previous years we can still see that there remain major challenges and deficiencies in implementation. We need to establish an economy that is capable of ensuring growth and development while creating jobs and reducing inequalities.
A green economy that incorporates the application of low-carbon and resource-efficient solutions could be such an economy. However, its implementation requires us to ensure several market and regulatory conditions. Since we intend to increasingly reduce our carbon dioxide emissions I disagree with the complete exclusion of nuclear energy from our energy strategy and firmly support the omission of point 46. For the time being we have no other alternative to generate large amounts of energy at zero emissions. I believe that the Rio+20 summit will be a key opportunity to promote sustainable development. However, we must not content ourselves with merely a declaration that reflects our good intentions; we need tangible actions."@en1
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