After the European elections, the EU should attack the energy problem by

Energies of the future

12%

1. supporting the installation of nuclear plants

71%

2. backing up Europe’s specialisation on renewable energies

9%

3. strictly sanctioning EU countries who consume the most

1%

4. prioritising gas in the energetic mix

5%

5. chilling out – there’s no real energy issues!

Tags : Environment, global warming, environment, EUdebate2009, renewable energies, Economy, energy, Society, Politics, European elections 2009, Grand projects | 703 Votes

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Christine Pia P. Gerzon - 2010-09-27 14:20:42
We could not deny the fact that we are currently facing an environmental crisis. We have to accept that fact and do something about it. Renewable sources of energy are the best solutions since these kinds of energy do not pollute the environments (i.e. solar power, hydroelectric power)

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