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ker so podnebne spremembe eden izmed glavnih izzivov 21. stoletja, saj v imajo veliki meri negativne vplive na globalno okolje, gospodarstvo in družbo s potencialno katastrofalnimi posledicami, in ker se podnebne spremembe razlikujejo od drugih okoljskih problemov, ki zadevajo svet,
whereas climate change is one of the major challenges of the 21st century, having significant negative global environmental, economic and social repercussions with potentially catastrophic consequences, and whereas climate change differs from the other environmental problems facing the world,
ker trenutni kazalci podnebnih sprememb vključujejo npr. taljenje polarnega ledu in dolgotrajni mraz ter po vsej verjetnosti vse pogostejše in obsežnejše ekstremne vremenske razmere; ker so se izgube v gospodarstvu, povezane z vremensko pogojenimi naravnimi katastrofami, v zadnjem desetletju povečale za več kot šestkrat v primerjavi z ravnjo iz šestdesetih let prejšnjega stoletja,
whereas current indications of climate change include e.g. the melting of polar ice and permafrost, and in all probability the increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather conditions; whereas economic losses related to weather-related natural disasters in the last decade have increased by a factor of six over the 1960s' level,
ker so industrializirane države tako danes kot v preteklosti v veliki meri odgovorne za kopičenje emisij toplogrednih plinov v ozračju; ker bodo najverjetneje prav države v razvoju plačale najvišji davek zaradi nestabilnega podnebja in ker morajo industrializirane države prevzeti temeljno odgovornost pri nudenju pomoči državam z nizkim dohodkom pri njihovem prilagajanju podnebnim spremembam ter pri nudenju tehnološke in finančne pomoči, ko se prilagodijo,
whereas industrialised countries have a major responsibility for the accumulation of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions in the atmosphere, both current and historical; whereas developing countries are likely to be the hardest hit by a more unstable climate and whereas industrialised countries must assume primary responsibility to assist low-income countries to adapt to climate change and to assist them technologically and financially as they adapt,
ker je Kjotski protokol začel veljati dne 16. februarja 2005, potem ko ga je ratificiralo 152 držav in organizacij za regionalno gospodarsko povezovanje, ki proizvedejo 61,6 % emisij toplogrednih plinov, navedenih v Prilogi I iz leta 1990, in predstavljajo skoraj 90 % svetovnega prebivalstva,
whereas the Kyoto Protocol entered into force on 16 February 2005 following the ratification of 152 countries and regional economic integration organisations, representing 61.6% of 1990 Annex I GHG emissions and almost 90% of the world's population,
ker je celovito izvajanje Okvirne konvencije ZN o spremembi podnebja in Kjotskega protokola s strani vseh pogodbenic temeljnega pomena pri reševanju problema sprememb podnebja, četudi ukrepi ne bodo zares učinkoviti, dokler se ne najde globalna rešitev, v katero bodo vključene velike gospodarske skupine, ki so odgovorne za večji del emisij onesnaževal,
whereas full implementation, by all Parties, of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol is fundamental in tackling climate change, even though the measures will not be truly effective until a global solution is found which includes the large economic blocs responsible for the bulk of polluting emissions,
ker Kjotski protokol določa, da se pogajanja o obveznostih glede zmanjševanja emisij za obdobje po letu 2012 začnejo v letu 2005; ker bi posledično morala enajsta konferenca pogodbenic (COP-11) in prvo srečanje pogodbenic Protokola (COP/MOP-1) v Montrealu to nalogo opredeliti kot prednostno,
whereas the Kyoto Protocol establishes that negotiations for emission reduction commitments for the period after 2012 are to start in 2005; whereas consequently the eleventh Conference of the Parties (COP-11) and the first meeting of the Parties to the Protocol (COP/ MOP 1) in Montreal should give the highest priority to this task,
ker je treba kmalu določiti nadaljnje naloge, da se zagotovi zanesljivost naložb v vire energije z nizko vsebnostjo ogljika, tehnologije z nizkimi emisijami toplogrednih plinov in obnovljive energetske vire ter da se izogne vlaganju v nezdružljivo energetsko infrastrukturo,
whereas further targets need to be set soon in order to provide investment certainty for low-carbon energy sources, low greenhouse-gas emitting technologies and renewable energy, and to avoid investing in incompatible energy infrastructure,
ker nedavna znanstvena poročila kažejo, da bo zaradi doseganja glavnega cilja UNFCCC, t. j. izogniti se nevarnim podnebnim spremembam, treba koncentracije toplogrednih plinov stabilizirati pod 500 ppm CO2 oziroma ekvivalenta – rahlo nad trenutno ravnjo – in bodo zaradi tega v bližnji prihodnosti nujne precejšnje omejitve emisij,
whereas the main objective of the UNFCCC - to avoid dangerous climate change – according to recent scientific reports, may require a stabilisation of GHG concentration below 500 ppm CO2 equivalent - slightly above the present level - and thus necessitating major cuts in emissions in the near future,
ker je vlaganje v energetsko učinkovitost najboljši način zniževanja ogljikovih emisij in ker v EU obstaja precejšnji potencial za stroškovno učinkovite energetske prihranke,
whereas investing in energy efficiency is the most promising way to cut carbon emissions and whereas the potential for cost-effective energy savings in the EU is substantial,
ker se lahko vplivi na podnebje znatno zmanjšajo z boljšim načrtovanjem skupnosti,
whereas climate impact can be reduced considerably by means of better community planning,
ker, preden se obstoječe dogovore o trgovanju z emisijami razširi na druga področja (na primer na letalstvo), mora analiza pokazati, da bo takšna razširitev pomagala v boju proti podnebnim spremembam in da bogate države oz. območja ne bodo privilegirana na račun držav in podjetij v razvoju,
whereas, before the existing arrangements for emissions trading are extended to other fields (for example aviation), an analysis must show that such an extension will help to combat climate change and that rich countries/areas will not be privileged at the expense of countries and businesses undergoing development,
ker je velikega pomena, da pri skupnih prizadevanjih za zniževanje emisij in izoblikovanje trajnejšega življenjskega sloga čim bolj sodelujejo vsi državljani,
whereas greatly enhanced participation, at citizen level, in the overall efforts to curb emissions and develop more sustainable lifestyles is very much called for,
ker v številnih državah članicah emisije toplogrednih plinov vztrajno naraščajo, kar jasno kaže na potrebo po hitrem ukrepanju, da bo EU sposobna izpolniti svoje obveznosti iz Kjotskega protokola,
whereas GHG emissions continue to increase in many Member States, showing that swift action is needed for the EU to be able to meet its Kyoto obligations,
ker bodo stroški ukrepov za zmanjšanje emisij toplogrednih plinov izravnani s koristmi, ki jih bo prinesla omejitev povečanja temperature Zemlje za največ 2 °C v primerjavi z ravnmi med obdobjem pred industrializacijo, saj bodo preprečene škoda in izgube, ki bi jih podnebne spremembe sicer lahko povzročile po vsem svetu,
whereas the cost of the measures to reduce GHG emissions will be offset by the benefits which will flow from restricting the increase in the Earth's temperature to a maximum of 2°C by comparison with levels during the pre-industrial era, since damage and losses which climate change might otherwise have caused throughout the world will be prevented,
ker je opuščanje izključne uporabe fosilnih goriv zgodovinska poslovna priložnost; ker je poslovna priložnost bistvena tudi za države v razvoju, ki imajo precejšnje bogastvo obnovljivih virov energije, a nimajo ustrezne tehnologije za njihovo izkoriščanje,
whereas moving beyond the fossil fuel-based economy represents a historic business opportunity; whereas the business opportunity is substantial also for developing countries that are rich in renewable energy resources but currently lack the technology to exploit them,
poudarja, da bi morala strategija EU za blažitev podnebnih sprememb temeljiti na pristopu, ki vključuje naslednjih sedem elementov:
Stresses that the EU strategy on climate change mitigation should be based on a seven-pronged approach:
graditi na ključnih elementih Kjotskega protokola – zavezujočih ciljih v zvezi z emisijami toplogrednih plinov, globalnemu sistemu trgovanja v zvezi z največjo količino in prilagodljivih mehanizmih,
building on key Kyoto elements - binding greenhouse gas emission targets, a global cap-and-trade system, and flexible mechanisms,
uporabiti dejavni pristop zato, da se prizadevanjem pridružijo še druge države, zlasti Združene države,
adopting a pro-active approach to engage other main actors, in particular the United States,
razviti strateško partnerstvo z državami kot so Kitajska, Južna Afrika, Brazilija in Indija, da se jim pomaga pri njihovem razvoju trajnostnih energetskih strategij in da se zagotovi njihovo sodelovanje pri blažitvi podnebnih sprememb,
developing a strategic partnership with countries such as China, South Africa, Brazil and India to assist them in developing sustainable energy strategies and secure their participation in mitigation efforts,
odločno pospešiti razvoj in inovacije na področju tehnologij za pridobivanje trajnostnih virov energije in odstraniti "namerno postavljene" ovire, kot so subvencije za fosilna goriva, ter vračunati zunanje stroške, vključno tiste v zvezi s podnebnimi spremembami, v ceno proizvodnje energije,
vigorously promoting research and innovation for sustainable energy technologies and removing "perverse" incentives such as fossil fuel subsidies, as well as internalising external costs, including those of climate change, into the price of energy production,
uporabiti evropsko in nacionalno zakonodajo za spodbujanje večje energetske učinkovitosti in pocenitev tehnologije, ki zmanjšuje vplive na podnebje,
using European and national legislation to stimulate greater energy efficiency and reduce the price of technology which reduces climate impact,
spodbuditi večje neposredno sodelovanje evropskih državljanov pri prizadevanjih za blažitev podnebnih sprememb, pri čemer je treba nujno zagotoviti podrobno obveščanje o vsebnosti ogljika v izdelkih in storitvah, v prihodnosti pa je mogoča tudi vzpostavitev sistema osebnih prodajnih kvot;
encouraging much greater direct involvement in mitigation efforts at the level of the European citizen, a necessary prerequisite being the provision of detailed information about the carbon content of products and services and a future option being a system of personal tradable quotas;
poziva EU, naj zagotovi, da se na srečanju COP-11 in COP/MOP-1 v Montrealu odloči o časovnem razporedu za pogajanja o obveznostih prihodnje podnebne politike, pri čemer je rok za dosego dogovora do konca leta 2008,
Calls on the EU to ensure that the COP11 and COP/MOP1 meeting in Montreal decide on a timetable for negotiating future climate commitments with a time limit of achieving agreement by the end of 2008;
poziva EU, naj na COP-11 in COP/MOP-1 predstavi predloge za prihodnji podnebni režim, katerega glavni cilj bo, da se povprečno povišanje svetovne temperature omeji na 2 °C nad ravnjo pred industrializacijo;
Calls on the EU to present, at the COP-11 and COP/MOP1, proposals for a future climate regime, based on the overall objective to limit the average global temperature increase to 2°C above pre-industrialisation levels;
izraža prepričanje, da bi moral novi režim temeljiti na sicer skupni, a porazdeljeni odgovornosti, katere cilja sta zoženost in zbliževanje, kakor tudi stalno in postopno strožje omejevanje emisij in na sodelovanju večjega števila držav pri tovrstnih prizadevanjih; poudarja, da morajo vsi cilji glede omejevanja emisij temeljiti na nedavnih znanstvenih raziskavah in težiti k temu, da povprečnega svetovnega povišanja temperature za 2 °C z ustrezno gotovostjo ne presežejo; poudarja, da bi morali pri izbiranju ukrepov kot merilo upoštevati predvsem njihovo stroškovno učinkovitost in da naj bi bil dolgoročni cilj oblikovanje svetovnega trgovanja z ogljikom, ki bo temeljil na trgovanju v zvezi z največjo količino; opozarja, da mora izračun stroškovne učinkovitosti vključevati stroške neukrepanja in pričakovane gospodarske koristi zgodnjega ukrepanja in inovacij ter tudi tehnološkega izobraževanja, ki bo zmanjšalo stroške blažitve;
Believes that a future regime should be based on common but differentiated responsibilities aiming at contraction and convergence, as well as on continued and progressively greater emission reductions and the involvement of more countries in the reduction effort; emphasises that any targets for emission cuts should be based on recent science and aim to not exceed a global average temperature increase of 2°C with reasonable certainty; further stresses that cost-effectiveness should be a characteristic of all measures considered and that, therefore, a long-term goal should be to develop a global carbon market, based on cap and trade; notes further that calculating cost-effectiveness must include the costs of inaction and the expected economic benefits from early action and innovation as well as from technological learning, which will drive down mitigation costs;
pozdravlja ugotovitve Evropskega sveta z dne 23. marca 2005 v Bruslju, zlasti v zvezi s prizadevanji za 15-30 % omejitve emisij v državah v razvoju do leta 2020; vendar vztraja, da je treba prav tako opredeliti dolgoročne cilje za omejevanje emisij, in predlaga 60 do 80 % omejitev do leta 2050;
Welcomes the conclusions by the Brussels European Council of 23 March 2005, in particular that emission reductions for developed countries for 2020 in the order of 15-30% should be striven for; insists, however, that emission reduction targets for the long-term are also needed and suggests a target of 60-80% for 2050;
obžaluje neizpolnjevanje obveznosti sedanje vlade Združenih držav v skladu z UNFCCC glede povratka na ravni emisije iz leta 1990 in izogibanja nevarnim podnebnim spremembam ter obžaluje njeno odločitev, da ne nadaljuje s postopkom ratifikacije Kjotskega protokola; poziva EU, naj zagotovi, da se večstranskega procesa ne ogroža zaradi posameznih držav;
Deplores the non-implementation by the current US administration of the commitments under the UNFCCC to return to 1990 emission levels and avoid dangerous climate change, and regrets its decision not to proceed with ratification of the Kyoto Protocol; calls on the EU to ensure that the multilateral process is not paralysed by individual countries;
opozarja, da bi bilo mogoče v EU privarčevati tudi do 40 % energije, a da si je treba za to postaviti zavezujoče cilje;
Recalls that the potential for energy savings is as high as 40% in the EU, but that to reach this goal binding targets must be set;
ugotavlja, da bi s sistemskim pristopom obnovljivi viri energije lahko zajeli 25 % porabe energije v EU do leta 2020;
Notes that with a systemic approach it would be possible for renewable energies to cover 25% of EU energy consumption by 2020;
poudarja, da bo za učinkovito blažitev podnebnih sprememb potrebno bistveno preoblikovanje energetskih in prometnih sistemov ter načrtovanje stavb z boljšim toplotnim izkoristkom, ki naj bi v okviru lizbonske strategije postalo gonilna sila spodbujene rasti in večje konkurenčnosti; poziva EU, naj razvije strategijo, s katero bo Evropa postala energetsko najučinkovitejše gospodarstvo na svetu, ter si postavi cilj letnega zmanjšanja energijske intenzivnosti za 2,5 do 3 %;
Underlines that effective climate change mitigation will require a major transformation of the energy and transportation systems and of the thermal design of buildings and that this transformation ought to become a driving force within the Lisbon Strategy, to boost growth and competitiveness; calls on the EU to develop a strategy to make Europe the most energy efficient economy in the world, by setting targets for annual reductions in energy intensity in the order of 2,5-3%;
v zvezi s tem poziva države članice, da izvajajo sisteme stalnega spremljanja za ocenjevanje količin tako snovi kakor tudi energije, ki se uporablja v vsakem gospodarskem sektorju, z namenom podpirati ustrezne politike zmanjševanja;
In this connection calls on Member States to implement permanent monitoring systems for the assessment of the quantities of both materials and energy used in each economic sector in order to support adequate reduction policies;
ugotavlja, da bo zapoznelo ukrepanje povečalo tveganje škodljivih okoljskih učinkov in večjih stroškov; nadalje vztraja, da zmanjšanje svetovnih emisij ne sme povzročiti drugih nevarnosti;
Recognises that delayed action will increase the risk of adverse environmental effects and greater costs; further maintains that reducing global emissions must not lead to other threats;
meni, da je boj proti podnebnim spremembam koristen tako za družbo kot za okolje ter prispeva k doseganju lizbonskih ciljev in razvojnih ciljev tisočletja ZN; meni, da razvoj obnovljivih virov energije in vlaganje vanje vodita k novim možnostim v kmetijstvu in gozdarstvu, več delovnim mestom, boljšemu zdravju, povečani regionalni rasti, boljšemu izkoriščanju lokalnih in regionalnih virov in obstoječih naprednih tehnologij ter k zmanjševanju revščine;
Considers that combating climate change produces benefits both for society and the environment and contributes towards the achievement of the Lisbon objectives and the UN Millennium Development Goals; believes that investment in and the development of renewable energies gives rise to fresh possibilities for agriculture and forestry, more jobs, better health, increased regional growth, better exploitation of local and regional resources and of existing advanced technology, and less poverty;
zahteva, da si EU v sodelovanju z drugimi svetovnimi akterji bolj prizadeva za razvoj obetavnih tehnoloških rešitev;
Demands that the EU put more effort into the development of promising technological solutions in co-operation with the other global players;
poudarja, da že obstajajo številne tehnologije za zmanjšanje emisij toplogrednih plinov; vendar ugotavlja, da njihov vstop na trg ovirajo številne, velikokrat namerno postavljene ovire, kot so subvencije za fosilna goriva; zaradi tega poziva Komisijo, da predlaga zakonodajo za odpravo vseh takšnih subvencij in namesto tega uvede spodbude za pospeševanje uporabe energetsko učinkovitih tehnologij z nizko emisijo ogljika oziroma brez emisije ogljika, ter se zavzema za to, da se z dejavno uporabo javnih naročil znotraj EU skuša doseči znižanje stroškov za tovrstne tehnologije; zavzema se tudi, poleg tega, da se sedmi okvirni program za raziskave osredotoči na območja, povezana z blažitvijo podnebnih sprememb, da urgentni program – kot je bil npr. program Apollo v šestdesetih letih v ZDA – spodbuja raziskave in inovacije s področja trajnih virov energije in upravljanja rabe zemljišč;
Emphasises that many of the technologies needed to reduce GHG emissions already exist; notes, however, that their market entry is hampered by numerous barriers, not least perverse incentives such as subsidies for fossil fuels; therefore, calls on the Commission to propose legislation to abolish all such subsidies and instead to put in place a positive incentive structure for the enhanced use of energy-efficient, low-carbon and carbon-free technologies, and calls for the pro-active use of public procurement within the EU to help bring down the costs for such technologies; moreover, asks, in addition to focusing the Seventh Framework Programme on research in areas relating to climate change mitigation, for a Crash Programme - similar to the US Apollo Programme in the 1960s - to promote research and innovation in support of sustainable energy and land-use management;
poziva Komisijo, na podlagi dejstva, da bo v prihodnjih desetletjih večino, če ne vse, energetske infrastrukture EU treba zamenjati, naj predloži predloge za zagotavljanje, da se pri vseh naložbah v energetsko infrastrukturo v EU uporabljajo najboljše razpoložljive tehnologije, ki imajo nizke emisije fosilnih goriv ali jih sploh nimajo;
Invites the Commission, in the light of the fact that much, if not most, of the EU's energy infrastructure is due for replacement over the next decades, to bring forward proposals to ensure that all investments in energy infrastructure within the EU apply the best available technologies in terms of low- to zero-fossil fuel emissions;
ugotavlja, da je vlaganje v ukrepe za učinkovitost in obnovljive tehnologije glavna alternativa zmanjšanju vpliva podnebnih sprememb; hkrati opozarja na pomen razvoja tehnik zajetja in shranjevanja ogljika – zlasti v regijah z obsežnimi zalogami premoga;
Notes that investments in efficiency measures and renewable technologies are the main alternatives for climate change mitigation; points out at the same time that the development of carbon capture and storage techniques is important - not least in regions with ample supplies of coal;
poziva Komisijo in države članice k jasnim in stvarnim vlaganjem v dolgoročno reformo CDM in njenih institucij, da se izboljša njeno izvajanje in spodbudi širše sodelovanje udeležencev iz zasebnega sektorja ter s tem oblikuje potreben zagon za delo po letu 2012;
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to make clear and concrete inputs to an eventual reform of the CDM and its institutions, with the aim of enhancing its implementation and promoting broader involvement of private sector actors and thus creating the momentum necessary to extend beyond 2012;
opozarja na potrebo po spodbujanju novih tehnologij za vesoljske sisteme za analizo naravnih nesreč iz vesolja in s tem na potrebo po predvidevanju in blažitvi njihovih uničujočih posledic;
Points to the need to foster new technologies for space-based systems to analyse natural disasters from space and thereby foresee and mitigate their devastating consequences;
meni, da je zaradi zahtevnosti raziskav in tehnološkega razvoja, ki jih zahtevajo podnebne spremembe in preprečevanje nesreč, ter zaradi njihove čezmejne razsežnosti treba najti evropske rešitve, ki presegajo načelo regionalne in nacionalne subsidiarnosti;
Takes the view that the complexity of research and technological development required by climate change and disaster prevention, as well as their cross-border dimension, make it necessary to seek European formulae which transcend the principle of regional and national subsidiarity;
priznava, da bodo potrebne spremembe v pristopu in fizične prilagoditve za omogočanje družbi, da se pripravi na posledice podnebnih sprememb;
Recognises that changes in approach and physical adaptations will be needed to enable society to prepare for the consequences of climate change;
poziva države članice, ki tega še niso storile, da prispevajo sredstva v dopolnilni sklad za zagotavljanje, da lahko izvršni odbor CDM izpolni svojo nalogo – ustvariti dobro delujoč in učinkovit mehanizem;
Calls on the Member States that have not yet done so to contribute resources to the supplementary fund to ensure that the CDM Executive Board can fulfil its mandate to create a well functioning and effective mechanism;