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EU to quit Russian fossil fuels.
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by investing in renewables, the EU can create a greener and more sustainable future, both for its citizens and the planet.
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bold and necessary move
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this is good work by the EU
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We applaud the EU for this boldness
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If this is true, then it is a very bold move. 👏👏
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If EU quite Russia fossil fuels this will really have positive impact on climate change as clean sources of energy is the way
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Now quit the rest of the oil!
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That's a positive step, now it should opt for clean and green energy ⚡
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Reliance on fossil fuels should cease completely ...
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Good!but hope it doesn't quit the Russian fuel and commit on another 🤔.opt green energy
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@rosebellendiritu Their concentration should only be based on clean energy.
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This is something that they could have done a long time ago, anyway that's good news
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This is a positive development for the European Union as it will enhance energy security and reduce dependence on Russia. It also aligns with the EU's commitment to transitioning towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. However, it will require significant investments in alternative energy infrastructure and partnerships with other countries to ensure a smooth transition.
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@walter_lungayi I agree with you because now they'll have no choice but to implement ways to ensure that people are transitioning to clean energy