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"Mr President, in order to ensure that we have genuine and binding results in the fight against climate change, there are four principles that must be guaranteed, and I would like to highlight them. They have also been voted on here today.
The first is that we need to reach a legally binding agreement.
The second is that strict political targets need to be guaranteed, including targets for reducing emissions. We need to have ambitious targets in this regard. I believe that we could have gone further than we did today.
The third point is that the necessary public funding should be guaranteed to enable us to tackle this problem of climate change.
The fourth and final point – which I believe is very important to consider – is that it should be a global agreement, and not just an agreement among certain regions, and this has to happen by means of a process rooted in democratic participation involving all countries.
I believe that the resolution we have adopted here today is not as good – shall we say – as the one that was previously adopted in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety.
However, I believe that what should be safeguarded here is really the result achieved and the efforts made throughout this process and so we leave for Copenhagen with a rather good job done within Parliament. I sincerely hope that we fight hard and that we can fulfil what we have adopted here today."@en1
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