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"I am in favour of this resolution since, after Copenhagen, Cancun and Durban, it is vital that we do not end another conference frustrated and dissatisfied. The European institutions must be more influential in the negotiation processes if we wish to achieve tangible results. This resolution contains several mentions of climate diplomacy and the importance of speaking with one voice. The climate issue should be addressed in a cross-cutting manner, including through industrial policy: the effects on industry and the way in which industry can do its bit are an essential aspect of these negotiations. We cannot take measures unilaterally, to the detriment of our economy, while our main partners continue to pollute. We must ensure that the big polluting countries ratify the second Kyoto commitment period: until we have a legally-binding agreement for all of the major economies, we will not make progress. It is also important to underline the fact that climate finance should be able to come from a variety of sources: a role for the private sector should not be rejected out of hand. We must be able to combine economic growth and climate management."@en1
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