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"The report again suggests the nuclear option, even though this energy is not competitive and uranium is obtained in dangerous conditions that give rise to ethnic discrimination and have an unacceptable impact on health.
Due to the issue of global warming, coal cannot be considered a ‘transitional component’.
I believe that the ‘diversification of EU energy resources’ is linked to the exploitation of fossil resources in the Caspian Sea. The gas and oil fields of the Kashagan region are putting pressure on the populations and their environmental resources: the extraction of oil rich in sulphides threatens the health of the populations and biodiversity.
The diversification of energy supplies assumes that there are gas and oil pipelines to transport resources to the EU. The TBC and Nabucco projects are affecting the political stability of our neighbours. We have an obligation not to allow our energy needs to threaten their stability. The populations of the Southern Caucasus must receive an economic and social benefit from the extraction of energy from their territories.
In Africa, the production of solar energy destined to meet our needs has to be suitably rewarded.
Why not say in the report that renewable energies and energy saving are the answer in the future? As it stands currently, I am voting against this report."@en1
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