Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-11-25-Speech-4-216"
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"The multiplier effect of pollination, meaning the ratio between the economic value of pollination itself and the value of the honey produced as a result of it, leads to exceptional results in economic terms.
Therefore, at a time when all kinds of efficiency are being sought, it does not appear to make sense to give up the activity when the cost/benefit ratio shows how foolish such a decision is. Since the reasons are not to be found in economic factors, but rather in external conditions, I think the Commission’s report hits the mark when it sets out to compare all the factors that currently hamper beekeeping.
I also believe it is worth encouraging this activity through collateral measures, and that any scientific contribution in that respect should be welcomed."@en1
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