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Green activists against LNG terminals and golf courses in north Adriatic

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RIJEKA, May 9 (Hina) - The environmental association Eko Kvarner onTuesday presented two resolutions of the European Green Party urgingthe Italian, Croatian and Slovene governments to discontinue plans forthe construction of terminals for the storage of Liquefied Natural Gas(LNG) at the Adriatic and plans for the construction of a considerablenumber of golf courses on the Istria peninsula.
RIJEKA, May 9 (Hina) - The environmental association Eko Kvarner on Tuesday presented two resolutions of the European Green Party urging the Italian, Croatian and Slovene governments to discontinue plans for the construction of terminals for the storage of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) at the Adriatic and plans for the construction of a considerable number of golf courses on the Istria peninsula.

Vjeran Pirsic, the leader of the local association told a news conference in the Croatian seaport of Rijeka that there were plans for the construction of two LNG terminals in the Bay of Trieste and one in the town of Omisalj on the island of Krk.

The Croatian government has not yet made a final decision on the location for the terminal, but it has set up a task force to deal with the matter.

The European Green Party urges Italy, Croatia and Slovenia to begin negotiations with the International Maritime Organisation on declaring the Adriatic Sea a particularly sensitive sea area.

The three countries are urged to consider the construction of one joint terminal in the middle of the Adriatic so that the plant would not obstruct transport by sea and that it would produce less harmful effects on the environment and tourism.

The European Green Party also opposes plans of Istrian County to build 22 golf courses on this largest Croatian peninsula, explaining that it would be a high concentration of the golf courses which would consequently lead to the construction of an increasing number of tourist facilities and the eventual pollution of the peninsula.

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