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wasteful draft EU plan increased 5% CO2 cuts by 2020

It would rise from 20 to 25 percent compared to the current package

By 2020 Cutting CO2 emissions from the EU should be 25% rather than 20 as suggested by the plans approved so far. It reads a document that draws a roadmap of the European strategy in this field that should be published in the coming weeks, but the drafts of which were disclosed by several sites.

In the Plan, in the form of a communication from the Commission to the Parliament and all other stakeholders, explaining that the greatest contribution will be mainly from increased energy efficiency: "The analysis - the law - shows that the most efficient path to emission reductions required by 2050 requires a reduction of 25% of CO2 in 2020. This can be achieved if you can maintain a commitment to increase energy efficiency by 20% by the end of the decade. "Currently the plans include Brussels within the next nine years a 20% reduction in emissions compared to 1990 levels as too low environmental organizations, even if the Commission contemplates the possibility of up to 30% if other big polluters will undertake to do the same. The plan drawn up by the document states that the reduction was 40% in 2030, up 60% in 2040 to to 80% by 2050.

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The sun and the wind of the Sahara to Europe 100% renewable

Kyoto Club, serves network interconnection, Italy looks to Africa

In Europe, the''100% coverage of electricity demand from renewables you can 'articulate''creating a''strong''wind power interconnection network between the seas of northern and central sun of the Sahara.
He says the scientific director of the Kyoto Club, Gianni Silvestrini, during the annual meeting of the''100% renewable-energy challenge for the green by 2050,''organized in Rome on the occasion of the birthday of the Kyoto Protocol. According
Silvestrini must 'still be''a boost to energy efficiency, a reduction of' power, new applications in transport and construction.''

E 'can be assumed - he continued - a request to just over 2050 the current requirement for''electric''in Italy will be able to 'settle on 330-350 TWh per year.'' In our country - notes Silvestrini - it 's possible to meet the demand for electricity with hydroelectric, wind, geothermal and biomass (one-third of demand), with imports of electricity' Green Africa (per quarter), and the rest you should give 40-45% of solar energy with photovoltaic technology. According

Bastioli, President of the Kyoto Club,''also the 'Italy should give priority' to the changing pattern of economic development.''

This would need an energy revolution - in Kyoto Club - some instruments, such as the modernization networks, research, fair rules and incentives to technology development. (ANSA)

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protest against whale hunting, Japan stops fleet

After protests by animal rights Tokyo suspends its plans

Japan has now suspended for the annual program of whaling in the waters of the 'Antarctic due of protests from environmentalists, to the extent that the fleet could also return home. "Security is a priority for the moment the vessels have stopped hunting for scientific purposes. Now we are evaluating what to do", said Tatsuya Nakaoku, an official of the Fisheries Agency of Japan, that the early return of the fleet "is an option." Attempts by activists of Sea Shepherd, in particular, have become increasingly insistent, and caused some dismay in Japan, one of three countries in the world where the hunting of whales is officially allowed for his "important cultural tradition."

The Rising Sun has introduced the concept of "hunting for scientific purposes" to circumvent an international moratorium in 1986, claiming to be entitled to assess the impact of whales on the fishing industry. The Antarctic fleet, consisting of a crew of 180 people on four ships, left Japan last year with the intention of catching 850 whales by the end of March. At the same period of 2010, however, the target was only reached 506 units, due to difficulties in activities for the diplomatic row with Australia and New Zealand born. Canberra, in particular, has raised the level of confrontation with the presentation of the complaint against Japan at the world court in The Hague to stop the hunt 'Antarctic. A Sea Shepherd activist from New Zealand also has been sentenced to imprisonment with two years suspended sentence for an act of disturbance and the "assault" against one of the whalers. (ANSA)