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Thank God we're surrounded by water.

This is a discussion on Thank God we're surrounded by water. within the Environment forums, part of the Topical Discussion category on Politics.ie. Originally Posted by marmurr1916 Tough new controls on fishing on the way: Read more: http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/tough-new-penalties-in-eu-fish-deal-103827.html#ixzz0UaqMFsYm And if this policy change ...

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Old 21st October 2009
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And if this policy change is a success, we will see the billions saved from thief in Irish waters. Why we never developed our marine resources is a mistery for me.
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Does France not have Europe's biggest maritime (EEZ) area?
Portugal's is also quite large, taking into account Madeira and the Azores
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And if this policy change is a success, we will see the billions saved from thief in Irish waters. Why we never developed our marine resources is a mistery for me.
Because since sometime around the mid 1930's Ireland as a country has suffered from an inferiority complex, this also explains why the country threw caution to the winds in recent times, we feel that we have a lot of catching up to do.

I would suggest that it is time that the Civil Service or in other words the permanent government take this fact onboard. We can achieve as a country, because we have real talent in the Irish population.

As regards our maritime resources they are big, very big and in particular our renewable resources including Algae farming.

This time lets keep control.
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