The European Union has rightly put top priority on trying to secure an early end to the Russia-Ukraine gas dispute that has left millions of EU citizens short of fuel. It must now put the same effort into implementing much-discussed energy reforms to limit the risks of a future supply shock again threatening the health and even the lives of its people.
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[then again, maybe not...]
Slovakia to restart nuclear plant
BRUSSELS: Starved of gas following Russia's dispute with Ukraine, Slovakia has announced plans to restart a Soviet-era nuclear reactor in defiance [?] of the European Union... [snip]
The decision, made late Saturday, is expected to provoke sharp criticism at a meeting of European energy ministers in Brussels on Monday, and was condemned by the Austrian government on Sunday as "completely unacceptable."
[better that people freeze]
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Monday, January 12, 2009
Gas crisis has to power EU reforms
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