Green Party Urges Government Electrification Agreements to Boost Renewables
Green party wants to see government electrification agreements so that the industry will switch and more renewable energy will be built.
Swedish politicsGreen party wants to see government electrification agreements so that the industry will switch and more renewable energy will be built.
Swedish politicsGreen party is the guarantor for a fair climate policy in a possible red-green government – that says the party's spokesperson Amanda Lind in her congress speech. She also attacks Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party). It is nothing but a weak and unserious leadership.
Swedish politicsC-leader Anna-Karin Hatt resigns after threats and hate. All party leaders react to the message. ”This is a dark day for Sweden. For Swedish politics and our open society”, writes KD-leader Ebba Busch on X.
SwedenGreen party proposes in its budget motion, among other things, increased carbon dioxide tax on fuel. At the same time, the party wants to introduce a transport grant for the countryside as compensation.
SwedenGreen party reports the government to the Constitutional Committee for not acting sufficiently to prevent genocide and violating international law, reports Svenska Dagbladet.
Swedish politicsA right-wing extremist man spread a film and exposed two teenagers on the internet. According to the Expo foundation, SD top figure Jessica Stegrud held the camera. The Social Democrats' party secretary Tobias Baudin is now demanding that SD take action. Jimmie Åkesson must fire Jessica Stegrud immediately, he says.
SwedenA cultural canon does not solve the problems of culture, emphasize several critics. The teacher Jenny Edvardsson wonders how the list will be used. Much is such that I experience is already being read in school, she says.
EntertainmentIt needs to become easier to use new types of plantings that can withstand a warmer climate – and greater opportunity to fertilize the forest is required. The measures are proposed in the forest inquiry, which receives sharp criticism from Amanda Lind (Green party).
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