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"I believe that the whole world is watching with concern the events that continue to unfold today on the coast of the Bay of Mexico. Nobody could have envisaged and forecast that such a huge country, the world’s leading nation, the United States would be unable to deal with what at first glance seems manageable. I think that we, Europe too, are contributing considerable funds and human resources towards solving the problems of climate change. However, nature has its own demands. I feel it is very good that we will have opportunities to learn from others’ mistakes, but again, I would also like to remind you of the problem with the Northern gas pipeline and I believe that we, Europe, will be politically responsible for the exploitation of this gas pipeline and therefore, I would also urge the Commissioner to ensure that we once again review the conditions of the exploitation of this gas project, and I also welcome the opportunity and will to strengthen Europe’s own rescue capacities."@en1
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