CLEAN: An EU vote is a green vote, campaigners say

The transcript discusses the European Union's commitment to combating climate change, highlighting the Lisbon Treaty's role in enshrining this commitment at a global level. It emphasizes the EU's negotiating strength and ability to influence global agendas. Additionally, it presents a personal perspective on voting, noting that the decision is not solely based on climate change concerns.

What significant commitment does the Lisbon Treaty make for the first time?

• To promote free trade agreements

• To increase military spending

• To combat climate change at a global level

• To reduce taxes across Europe

How is Europe expected to lead in the fight against climate change?

• By leading negotiations in Copenhagen

• By increasing fossil fuel production

• By reducing renewable energy investments

• By withdrawing from international agreements

What is the European Union's role in influencing the global climate agenda?

• To ignore climate change issues

• To focus solely on internal policies

• To bring others along and influence their agendas

• To follow other countries' lead

What is the speaker's stance on voting in relation to climate change?

• Climate change is not the main reason for voting yes

• The speaker is undecided about voting

• Climate change is the main reason for voting yes

• The speaker is against combating climate change

What does the speaker assume about the regulation of oil?

• It will be completely deregulated

• It will be banned entirely

• It will be regulated more

• It will remain the same