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EU "must get real on energy-climate policies"
In a major environmental policy intervention, EU enterprise commissioner Günter Verheugen has circulated to colleagues a ten-point blueprint for reconciling and "binding together" policies for environmental sustainability, competitiveness and energy security.
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