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"I identify with those who have profound doubts about nuclear energy: about its cost, about what to do with its radioactive waste, and about the security of its facilities from accidents in house, from terrorist attacks or other criminal acts or from natural disasters like those that occurred in Fukushima, Japan. I am therefore ambivalent about the reports by Mr Březina. I acknowledge that some avenues of research could even be positive because they have an impact on increasing the safety and protection of the public, but others are clearly intended to pursue the investments of an industry that is being phased out in a number of European countries.
That is why I have decided to abstain in the final votes on the reports concerning the implementation of the Framework Programme of the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom FP) for nuclear research and training activities, for both direct and indirect actions, and on that concerning the rules for the participation of undertakings, research centres and universities in indirect actions under the Euratom FP and for the dissemination of research results."@en1
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