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No oil, coal and gas should be extracted in the Arctic, the EU says in a new strategy. Norway does, however.
The EU's position remains to ensure that coal, oil and gas remain in the ground in the Arctic, says the EU Commission President. But security has emerged as the most important priority.
The European Commission says Europe will not be a market for oil and gas from new Arctic developments. But how they will follow up on that is still unclear.
The EU's position remains to ensure that coal, oil and gas remain in the ground, including in the Arctic, says the President of the European Commission.
The European Union remains committed to "ensure that oil, coal and gas remain in the basement, including in the Arctic regions," according to a new Arctic strategy, presented on Tuesday by the European Commission and EU diplomacy chief Kaja Kallas. "Given its specific vulnerabilities, the Commission will work with partners to protect the Arctic environment and [...]
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