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Maritime policy for a healthy marine environment - part 1, Green Tech, Page 7

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MARITIME
AFFAIRS
Maria Damanaki,
Commissioner for Maritime
Affairs and Fisheries
(..) the data collected
through these observations
can only generate
knowledge and innovation if
Europe's engineers and
scientists are able to find,
access, assemble and
apply them efficiently and
rapidly. At present this is
often not the case.

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