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The Anneli Report is well intentioned and proposes practicable ways of keeping to the first phase of Tokyo Protocol commitments, although it also expresses reservations about numerous shortcomings in the text.
The most important points are:
One: a directive needs to be approved for the promotion of combined heat and solar energy which will safeguard low costs and high output.
Two: the same priority should be given to a directive on the promotion of biofuel-based heat production.
Three: the Commission needs to submit a communication on quantitative environmental targets in the transport sector by the end of 2002, so that transport also contributes to the 8% Kyoto reduction target in the gas emissions responsible for the greenhouse effect, stressing the need for all motor vehicles to be included in the strategy to reduce CO2 emissions. We need to favour fuels and technologies with low or zero emissions. It is very important that we promote the use of biofuel and the use of ecological fuels in the transport sector.
Four: in industry, the Commission should immediately propose a framework directive on fluorinated gases in order to reduce emissions in all sectors.
Five: a proposal for a directive on more energy-efficient public procurement should also be issued immediately.
Six: at a political level, the European Union should condemn the USA's lack of environmental measures and its efforts to undermine the Kyoto Protocol as a minimum reaction to the USA's failure to take any action."@en1
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