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"Mr President, it is absolutely clear that we can assess the disadvantages of various forms of energy production. Obviously, there is no fully standardised method of gauging them, but it is very clear that the greenhouse phenomenon has nothing to do with nuclear power, which does not produce carbon dioxide emissions and, that being the case, it is totally superior to coal or gas, for example. But I would like to point out that when nuclear power is used, it must be used safely in all respects. I would also remind everyone that in many EU countries nuclear power is used on a massive scale and, regarding my own country, Finland, I can state that we have two nuclear power stations with Russian-built reactors which, according to statistics, are among the world’s best in terms of efficiency and safety."@en1
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