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ZAGREB, 12 April (Hina) - Political parties that have responded to Greenpeace's pre-election survey agree that Croatia needs to move away from fossil gas but despite the country's huge potential, none see Croatia as a leader in the production of renewable energy sources, the environmental watchdog said.
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