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"The European Parliament has just adopted a resolution outlining its expectations ahead of the climate change conference to be held in Durban from 28 November to 9 December 2011.
In fact, after Kyoto, the Durban Conference will be an unprecedented opportunity to make ambitious commitments that will pave the way for a comprehensive, balanced and, ultimately, legally binding agreement.
The European Union must play a leading role at this meeting. By taking concrete, proactive measures to combat climate change, the European Union is making a firm commitment to an economy based on greener growth and to innovation.
I am sure that the European Union can inspire a new dynamic at Durban and encourage its partners to reach an agreement that offers significant future prospects for our economies.
It is a difficult task, however. The priority in Durban will be to implement that which was agreed at the Cancún Conference, such as keeping global warming below 2°C, setting up a system for monitoring and controlling the actions of developed and developing countries and creating a green climate fund to support developing countries."@en1
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