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Dealing with the major challenges of climate change, making the measures instigated in this area more stringent and speeding up their creation are crucial tasks. Reducing gas emissions from air traffic which cause the greenhouse effect, and setting the exact upper limit for emissions after 2012 are crucial. A visible result can only be achieved in reducing gases that cause the greenhouse effect if it is also about the stringency of the emissions trading system.
Revenue from auctions needs to be used pragmatically (for example for the development and use of environmentally friendly technology), primarily in sectors that are funded by the European Union, and in connection with this it is worth investigating the creation of a separate monetary fund. The complex implementation of the Galileo, SES and ETS programmes as soon as possible would also promote the efficient use of fuels.
Climate change is a global phenomenon. All possible political instruments and negotiating methods must be used in order for us to involve all the world’s biggest emitters of greenhouse gases in reducing pollution levels worldwide."@en1
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