The execution of
these oil explorations is
not a legal issue. The Supreme
Court resolves in its field of
competence. Legally, there is no
objection.
It corresponds to the Government to decide whether it is convenient from an environmental point of view; if it is appropriate for the quality of the civic life; if it is in favor or against the inhabitants of the Canary Islands; whether it is or not hazardous for the current and future economic interest in relation to the high attraction of tourists and residents...
It corresponds to the Government to decide whether it is convenient from an environmental point of view; if it is appropriate for the quality of the civic life; if it is in favor or against the inhabitants of the Canary Islands; whether it is or not hazardous for the current and future economic interest in relation to the high attraction of tourists and residents...
The executive power should not rely on the proper sphere of
the Court.
Everyone must
face his own responsibilities.
Why not consulting the scientific community?
Really, Minister, would you say that it is “extraordinary
news” to initiate some activities that can cause irreversible damages? Why to look for black gold when there are
white clathrates on the seabed?
Recently, I heard Professor Chu, advisor to President
Obama, saying the following: “The Stone
Age ended when there were many stones; the oil age will end when there is still
a lot of oil”.
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