The proposal submitted to prevent the draft law stating that investments in natural gas and nuclear power plants are climate-friendly was rejected by the European Parliament by a majority of votes. According to this result, investments in natural gas and nuclear energy can be considered environmentally friendly and sustainable.
A draft law prepared by the European Commission will reduce investments in natural gas and nuclear power plants. climate friendly qualifies as. A proposal was put to the vote in the European Parliament not to enact this bill, out of 705 deputies in the parliament. 328 voted to reject the motion and as a result of voting, the motion was rejected.
According to this result, the bill that argues that investments to be made in natural gas and nuclear power plants are both sustainable and environmentally friendly can be accepted. member of the European Union If 20 out of 27 countries oppose this billthe bill will not enter into force, but until 11 July EU member states objection If it does not, the proposal will enter into force on 1 January 2023.
As the debate escalates, some countries say they can sue the EU.
While the debates on natural gas and nuclear power plants continue, the coming of this bill to the agenda brings the EU member states against each other. In fact, the debates were so heated that the bureaucrats in Brussels had to rewrite the bill in question because of this. Even in the final version of the bill, the crisis situation caused by the war between Russia and Ukraine and the problems in natural gas supply continue. how to meet climate change targets caused controversy.
Discussions continue about the environmental friendliness of nuclear energy, which does not emit carbon dioxide but produces radioactive waste, and natural gas, which causes emissions that will increase the temperature of the planet. Some EU countries want these technologies, which are considered more environmentally friendly than coal, to be used in the green transition process. Austria and Luxembourg some EU member states, especially if the draft law is accepted that they will file a lawsuit against the EU they say.
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If some of the member states do not approve the bill huge financial problems may occur. while others draw attention to risks such as accidents in nuclear energy and nuclear waste. Promoting the use of solar and wind energy There are countries that argue that it is the right option in terms of climate and environment. It is obvious that the debates on whether this bill will become law or not will continue. We’ll see what happens in the coming days.
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