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Environmental warning on photovoltaics: 'No green growth with destruction of nature'

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Cyprus' environmental organization federation (Opok) emphasizes the need for careful planning in the country's energy transition to protect the environment.
Opok calls for renewable energy development to comply fully with European Union ecological guidelines.
Concerns were raised regarding the potential negative impact of solar energy projects on natural ecosystems in Cyprus.
The federation is advocating against pursuing "green development" that leads to environmental destruction.
Opok's statements highlight the conflict between rapid energy initiatives and ecological preservation.

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Cyprus' environmental organization federation (Opok) emphasizes the need for careful planning in the country's energy transition to protect the environment.
Opok calls for renewable energy development to comply fully with European Union ecological guidelines.
Concerns were raised regarding the potential negative impact of solar energy projects on natural ecosystems in Cyprus.
The federation is advocating against pursuing "green development" that leads to environmental destruction.
Opok's statements highlight the conflict between rapid energy initiatives and ecological preservation.

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