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Andrea Andersson Tay (V)
What Andrea Andersson Tay has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate. The lines under each debate sum up a speech; they are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.
Kammarkoll has the Riksdag's speeches from 26 September 2022 onwards; older debates are not included.
Human rights, rule of law, economy and crime debate in Riksdag
- Argues that Sweden is failing to meet its environmental goals due to the previous government's policy. Demands political leadership, powerful investments, and an improved regulatory framework to manage the climate crisis, protect biodiversity, and secure ecosystems. Read the speech
Active forestry regulations: M, SD, and V debate forest rules
- Argues that ecosystems collapse if we do not invest in protection and restoration. Criticizes that the bill makes it possible to log the last unprotected old-growth forests even faster. Asks if it should be free rein to log these forests. Read the speech
- Questions about old-growth forest defined by the absence of cultivation. Means that the logging of the 1.5 million hectares of old-growth forest and natural forest that are not protected leads to the natural heritage being lost. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Liberals' actions as they in practice hinder the protection of old-growth and natural forests. Asks whether the Liberals actually want the natural forests to be protected. Read the speech
- Argues that shortened processing time for logging notifications hinders the protection of natural forests. Criticizes the Liberal Party for having blocked proposals to protect unprotected forests and emphasizes the need for government action to protect the most valuable forests. Read the speech
- Argues that today's forestry prioritizes production at the expense of biodiversity and that unprotected old-growth forest risks disappearing. Criticizes the government's proposal to weaken the protection of nature and demands that logging of forests with high nature values be stopped and that forestry be converted to clear-cut-free. Read the speech
New authority for environmental assessment and Code reform
- Rejects the proposal for a new environmental assessment authority as it risks diminished environmental consideration, reduced public participation, and loss of regional expertise. Argues that resources should instead be directed towards existing authorities and courts to shorten processing times. Read the speech
Hydropower exemptions from Birds and Habitats Directives
- Criticizes that the government undermines the national plan for the review of hydropower and erodes environmental considerations by lowering environmental requirements. Argues that the proposal undermines the protection of endangered species and is incompatible with EU law. Wants the bill to be rejected. Read the speech
- Argues that there is already a possibility for individual assessment of each individual dam within the national plan. Criticizes the Moderaterna's shoreline protection policy as a greater threat to children's swimming spots than the national plan for hydropower. Read the speech
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Point tax proposals: SD, M, and V debate aviation and road tax
- Want to quickly phase out climate-damaging subsidies and phase out the tax reduction for fossil diesel. Proposes a geographically adapted road tax, distance-based tax on heavy trucks, progressive aviation tax, as well as a differentiated taxation of pesticides. Argues that electric buses should be exempt from energy tax and that the chemical tax should be evaluated. Read the speech
- Argues that flying must be reduced to reach the climate goals since aviation accounts for a disproportionately large share of the emissions. Proposes a progressive aviation tax that takes personal privacy into account and aims to reduce flying. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is the party that advocates for increased surveillance. Wants to reduce aviation significantly because research shows that aviation cannot be made climate-neutral with today's biofuels. Read the speech
Invasive alien species and nature conservation regulations
- Argues that biodiversity is in crisis due to human activity and criticizes the government's cuts in nature conservation. Wants to introduce a nature policy framework, protect 30 percent of nature, carry out a national forest inventory and phase out harmful subsidies. Read the speech
- Argues that it is crucial to stop the nature crisis and species extinction to avoid global ecosystem collapses. Wants to act based on scientific advice to protect biodiversity and follow up on Sweden's international commitments. Read the speech
- Argues that investments in nature restoration can create many new jobs and rejects threat scenarios regarding unemployment. Argues that the party listens to the science to protect and restore biodiversity. Read the speech
Circular economy and PFAS ban requirements in Swedish Riksdag
- Criticizes the government for doing too little for a sustainable circular economy. Wants to introduce a ban on planned obsolescence, limit the import of unsafe products, and tighten chemical legislation by quickly banning PFAS. Read the speech
Fisheries policy: eel fishing, trawling and hydropower
- Argues that human exploitation and industrial fishing threaten fish stocks and wants to stop large-scale industrial fishing to save the ecosystem. Advocates for regional quotas, reforming the ITQ system, and a total fishing ban for eel. Read the speech
- Argues that the eel is an acutely endangered species and that one should not eat animals threatened with extinction. Criticizes that the government basis denies a ban on eel fishing even with a cultural heritage quota. Read the speech
- Advocates for a total ban on eel fishing in all development stages. Criticizes the government for having stopped the review of hydropower. Argues that Swedish eel fishing is a greater threat to the species than glass eel fishing. Read the speech
- Argues that the current ITQ system causes fishing quotas to be concentrated among a few large boats at the expense of small-scale fishing. Wants to reform the system before the current rights expire in 2029 and asks when an investigation will be appointed. Read the speech
- Asks when the government will make a decision on the review of the system. Argues that an investigation takes time and expects a decision from the government soon so that a new system can be introduced in time. Read the speech
Ecosystem collapse risks and government environmental work
- Criticizes the government for cutting resources for the protection of valuable nature and that the action plan presented is insufficient. Argues that ecosystem collapse constitutes an acute security threat and that the government lacks crisis awareness. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's action plan for biodiversity as insufficient and accuses the government of avoiding powerful measures. Argues that forestry threatens valuable old-growth forest and advocates for a nature policy framework with legislation and objectives. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's efforts for biodiversity are insufficient and criticizes that they do not do enough to protect the forest. Suggests that forestry should be transitioned and that a nature policy framework should be created. Read the speech
Environmental issues: peat production and permit processes
- Argues that the state must take responsibility for the PFAS contamination in Kallinge. Asks the government what they intend to do to provide compensation and redress to those affected. Read the speech
- Expresses a positive attitude towards cross-bloc dialogue to solve environmental issues. Argues that those affected in Kallinge need a quick solution and demands that the government acts immediately against PFAS contamination. Read the speech
- Argues that permit processes must be thorough to protect health and the environment and proposes time-limited permits for large operations. Wants to tighten the Environmental Code, change the municipalities' influence over wind power and stop all new peat extraction. Criticizes the chemical legislation and demands that the government offer compensation to those affected by PFAS contamination. Read the speech
Climate budget: biogas, 30% nature protection, and tax review
- Criticizes the government's policy for increasing emissions and argues that the budget contains insufficient investments in nature conservation and PFAS remediation. Wants to invest 700 billion kronor in the climate transition, increase appropriations for nature conservation, and introduce state support for purification technology against PFAS. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's and the Liberals' policy leads to increased emissions despite their claims that Sweden is successful. Argues that current policy does not enable the necessary trend break and asks for the Liberals' plans to reduce emissions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for taking credit for old policies and for tearing down existing climate regulations. Argues that the government is failing with investments in infrastructure and wind power while simultaneously creating a welfare crisis. Read the speech
SVT terrestrial network 1.5 billion SEK and CBAM impact
- Argues that the fishing quotas for the Baltic Sea became too high. Asks if the government intends to prioritize small-scale fishing by limiting the ITQ quota. Read the speech
- Argues that it is difficult for new fishers to establish themselves in coastal fishing due to limited quotas. Asks if the government has decided to act regarding the ITQ system which favors large-scale fishing. Read the speech
School, environment, healthcare and economy debate in Riksdag
- Argues that the emissions are unequally distributed and that the ultra-rich in Sweden are increasing their emissions. Asks the Minister for Climate and Environment what she intends to do to get the richest to reduce their emissions. Read the speech
School, culture, environment and economy question period
- Welcomes that the government shall develop a national plan to prevent the spread of PFAS. Asks when a ban on pesticides containing PFAS will be introduced in Sweden. Read the speech
Nämdöskärgården national park and nature conservation debate
- Argues that biological diversity is threatened by human activity and that Sweden has failed to meet its environmental goals. Criticizes the government's cuts in nature conservation and the right-wing parties' indifference towards species extinction. Read the speech
- Argues that the debate should focus more on biodiversity. Criticizes the right-wing parties' lack of commitment to nature conservation and points out that the government opposes national goals despite support for global agreements. Read the speech
- Argues that the debate should focus on the government's possibilities to protect biological diversity rather than individuals' actions. Wants Sweden to be at the forefront by following the research recommendations and using the country's resources. Read the speech
Aquaculture regulations: KD, S, and V debate simplification
- Argues that sustainable aquaculture is positive for food security but criticizes the government's proposal. Wants the Riksdag to reject the bill as the removal of cultivation permits increases the risks of disease spread and environmental damage. Read the speech
PFAS ban and circular economy strategy with 2040 goals
- Argues that the government should work towards a total ban on PFAS within the EU and criticizes that the government voted no to proposals for improved supervision and remediation of PFAS-contaminated areas. Argues that limitations to only consumer products are insufficient to protect people's health. Read the speech
- Argues that the current level of ambition for the PFAS ban is too low and is influenced by industry lobbyists. Asks what the government is doing for the people who have already been affected by contamination, for example in Kallinge. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs regulations for a resource-efficient society and criticizes the government for doing too little in practice. Wants to introduce a ban on planned obsolescence, tighten chemical legislation, and quickly ban PFAS without watering down the proposal. Read the speech
Fisheries policy: Baltic Sea stocks and quota distribution
- Argues that the high fishing pressure threatens the herring and expects a tougher tone in the quota negotiations. Criticizes that today's system favors large actors at the expense of small-scale fishing and asks if the government will review the quota distribution system. Read the speech
- Agree that it is high time to reform the quota allocation system because it has not turned out as desired. Ask when a new system will be in place since no concrete plans have been presented yet. Read the speech
- Criticizes that today's quota system favors large actors at the expense of small-scale fishing and argues that overfishing causes collapsed stocks. Asks what the government will do in the near term to save small-scale fishing. Read the speech
- Argues that it is more reasonable to give the fish a break for recovery than to waste them through fishmeal production. Wants significantly reduced quotas, that industrial trawlers be removed and that the quota distribution system be overhauled. Read the speech
- Wants to stop large-scale industrial fishing for herring and reform the quota system to regional quotas to promote small-scale coastal fishing. Argues that the trawling limit should be moved out along the entire coast, introduce fishing bans in protected areas as well as a total fishing ban for eel. Read the speech
- Argues that large-scale industrial fishing takes too large a share of the fish stocks at the expense of small-scale fishing. Responds that seals and cormorants are not a greater problem for the fish stocks than fishing is. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats previously opposed zero quotas for stream fishing by focusing on other environmental problems. Argues that the party now claims other reasons for not advocating for zero quotas and continues to divert from the main problem, overfishing. Read the speech
Shoreline protection relaxations for rural development
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes private interests over the preservation of biodiversity and the right of public access. Argues that the proposal to ease coastal protection risks destroying the possibility for the public to spend time in nature. Read the speech
- Asks why smaller adjustments to the existing regulatory framework are not sufficient. Argues that the proposal affects large areas and that accessibility to local nature areas is more important than preserving specific sites of conservation value. Read the speech
Shore protection relaxations for small watercourses and lakes
- Warns against the risks of dismantling shore protection as rising sea levels and extreme weather can lead to flooding. Argues that the state must take responsibility for minimizing risks for citizens and property owners. Read the speech
- Argues that the shore protection has provided positive synergies for climate adaptation. Points out that property owners rely on authorities to identify risks and criticizes that landowners have to bear the entire economic risk in the event of flooding. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's and the Sweden Democrats' proposal because it impairs the right of public access, threatens biodiversity, and increases the risk of flooding. Argues that instead, housing construction in sparsely populated areas should be facilitated through exemptions and proposes that the shore protection should not apply to newly created waters. Read the speech
- Argues that there is an ideological difference between safeguarding the public's freedom to move in nature and the right for landowners to build freely. Warns that the coastal protection disappears from large areas, which affects people's access to swimming lakes and hiking trails. Read the speech
- Asks why it is not sufficient to adjust existing regulations to promote rural development. Argues that the proposed changes risk causing the public to lose access to swimming lakes. Read the speech
- Proposes that the existing system of LIS-areas be reformed to facilitate construction in rural areas. Argues that the shore protection is an important freedom issue for the public's access to nature. Read the speech
- Argues that it is already possible today to obtain a dispensation from the shore protection and that the regulatory framework is sufficient. Also points out that authorities fail to provide information regarding climate risks during construction. Read the speech
Bottom trawling ban in marine protected areas: SD, V, C views
Sweden's Agenda 2030 implementation and climate goals
- Criticizes the government for having abandoned climate ambitions, reduced resources for nature conservation and prioritized tax cuts for high-income earners at the expense of the poor. Wants an action plan, an evaluation committee and investments of 700 billion kronor to accelerate the climate transition. Read the speech
Protected nature management: 1.35 billion budget proposal
- Criticizes the government's low ambitions and underfunding of protected nature. Argues that biodiversity is fundamental for society and proposes an increase in appropriations of over 2 billion kronor. Read the speech
Social policy, environment, labor market and school issues
- Argues that the state bears responsibility for PFAS emissions and that affected municipalities are left to handle the costs. Asks what the government will do to address the state's PFAS debt. Read the speech
Government priorities: tax cuts, coastal protection and healthcare
- Criticizes that the government's changes in the regulatory letters reduce the requirements for nature restoration to satisfy the forestry industry without scientific analysis. Asks if the minister shares the environmental commissioner's view that scientific methods should be used to assess ecological needs. Read the speech
Fishing restrictions in Natura 2000 areas and marine zones
- Argues that the proposal is insufficient to protect biodiversity. Proposes a general fishing ban in all marine protected areas, a network of protected marine areas and that the trawling limit be moved to 12 nautical miles along the entire Swedish coast. Read the speech
Climate policy, forestry, and nuclear power debate
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- Criticizes the government for pursuing a policy that actively increases emissions despite the need for faster reductions. Asks if the Liberalerna consider it acceptable that emissions are increasing while the risk of a climate catastrophe is increasing. Read the speech
- Argues that new nuclear power does not contribute to the climate transition. Criticizes the government for failing to make long-term investments in railways, electrification, and offshore wind power. Argues that the Liberal Party (Liberalerna) can leave the government to cooperate with parties that want to solve the climate crisis. Read the speech
Baltic Sea protection bill: fish stocks, eutrophication, KD
Environmental review streamlining for green transition and business
Climate policy, forestry, school, and military ties to Israel
- Argues that the crisis for biological diversity is as great a threat to humanity as the climate crisis. Asks whether goals for nature conservation should be based on science or on demands from the forestry industry's lobbyists. Read the speech
Government budget, climate policy and wolf management debate
- Asks whether the government will work to stop the industrial fishing of herring in this year's EU negotiations. Argues that large-scale industrial fishing is part of the problem while small-scale coastal fishing is being driven to its knees. Read the speech
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PFAS emissions from Swedish Armed Forces and Kallinge claims
- Criticizes that affected residents are forced into long legal processes to receive compensation and care. Asks whether the government will take responsibility to ensure that those affected receive the care and health checks they need. Read the speech
- Argues that the government must take greater social responsibility by offering compensation and redress to all affected. Wants the state to take responsibility for those harmed by the state so that they do not have to pursue legal proceedings. Read the speech
Circular economy and waste management of solar panels and blades
- Wants Sweden to adopt targets for a 75 percent reduction of the material footprint by 2050. Argues that the chemical legislation must be strengthened fundamentally through group regulation, the precautionary principle, and that the industry bears the burden of proof for the substances' safety. Read the speech
Ukraine aid, crime, and democracy issues in PM's Question Time
- Asks whether the government will take measures so that the 5,000 people who have been poisoned by PFAS in Kallinge will receive the care they need. Argues that the state bears the responsibility for the poisoning and that the region cannot handle the complex health problems alone. Read the speech
Climate action plan net-zero 2045 goal and nuclear power
- Criticizes the government's climate policy for increasing emissions and lacking decisiveness. Argues that the state must take responsibility through strict requirements on large emitters and a massive investment program where the wealthiest pay the most. Read the speech
Hunting and wildlife management: wolf culling and seal trade
- Argues that hunting can maintain biodiversity and advocates for an ecosystem-based wildlife management that takes into account interactions between species. Wants to increase compensation for domestic animal losses, combat illegal hunting, ban deer hunting, grouse hunting and crossbow hunting as well as introduce a general ban on lead in hunting ammunition. Read the speech
Environmental issues: SD, S, and M seek faster permit processes
- Argues that the state must take responsibility for the PFAS emissions and asks what the government intends to do to provide redress and compensation to those affected in Kallinge. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has had enough time to act. Asks if it is not time for the state to take responsibility for old emissions and prevent more people from being affected by PFAS contamination. Read the speech
- Argues that the Environmental Code must become a sharper tool to reach the climate goals and criticizes that the chemical legislation is deficient as companies have been able to hide risks with PFAS. Wants the government to introduce environmental sanction fees for chemical crimes and present legislation for compensation to affected citizens and businesses. Read the speech
Nature conservation: wolf hunting, predator work and monitoring
- Criticizes the government's cuts in nature conservation and argues that intensive forestry threatens biodiversity. Wants agriculture and forestry to be conducted sustainably within nature's limits and motions for national goals for the purification of wastewater from harmful substances. Read the speech
Gang violence, school cuts and sentencing debate in Riksdag
- Argues that the government's climate action plan is misleading and lacks concrete measures to reach the climate goals. Asks if the Minister for Climate and Environment will stand by that the government has a plan to reach the goals. Read the speech
Economy, defense, social policy and infrastructure debate
- Asks whether activists from associations should be able to work at Swedish authorities after a woman from Rebellmammorna lost her job at the Energy Agency despite being approved by Säpo. Read the speech
Fisheries policy: sustainability, industrial fishing and rights
- Argues that the Baltic Sea's environment is seriously threatened by, among other things, overfishing. Asks why the government is not acting to stop industrial fishing after the herring in the Baltic Sea. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and the Christian Democrats are not acting to save the trout. Asks why the government is not stopping industrial fishing and what measures are planned to prevent the trout stocks from collapsing. Read the speech
- Argues that the government prioritizes short-term economic interests over sustainability and criticizes that industrial fishing is allowed to continue despite collapsing stocks. Wants to stop industrial fishing, move out the trawling limit, protect endangered species and establish a management for long-term sustainability. Read the speech
- Argues that the concept of industrial fishing refers to large boats that catch large quantities of fish for fish meal production. Points out that actors working for the environment in the Baltic Sea are very concerned about the impact of large-scale fishing on fish stocks. Read the speech
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EU drinking water directive: PFAS limits and state support
- Supports the government's proposition but argues that further measures are needed to protect health from pollutants. Proposes a national list with more substances and lower limit values than in the directive. Read the speech
Healthcare crisis, energy charter, and antisemitism debate
- Argues that the Energy Charter Treaty hinders the climate transition by enabling lawsuits against countries that phase out fossil energy. Asks whether the government intends to work towards Sweden and the EU leaving the agreement. Read the speech
Climate policy: SD wants nuclear and S wants travel deduction
- Criticizes the government's cuts in the environmental sector and argues that they lower Sweden's climate ambitions and go against research. Proposes to invest 700 billion kronor to accelerate the climate transition through, among other things, increased support for Klimatklivet, electric cars, and climate-adapted cities. Wants to invest more in the protection and restoration of valuable nature, promote sustainable forestry through regulations, and increase appropriations for research. Read the speech
- Questions whether society can afford the consequences of climate change and environmental degradation. Argues that state investments are required to manage the climate transition, similar to examples from the USA. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government base for prioritizing the wealthy's ability to acquire nature and emission space. Argues that Vänsterpartiet prioritizes that people should be able to live well and avoid having their lives ruined by the climate crisis. Read the speech
Economic challenges, welfare, and social issues in Sweden
- Highlights that emissions are unevenly distributed between income groups. Asks the Minister how he intends to rectify the injustice so that the economic elite reduces their emissions in line with the climate goals. Read the speech
Government budget, crime policy, migration and social investments
- Proposes to allocate an extra 4 billion kronor to protect forests. Criticizes the government's budget as insufficient to fulfill international commitments and protect landowners. Asks how the government intends to fulfill these commitments. Read the speech
African swine fever: food security, economy and compensation
- Argues that public responsibility has been weakened through cuts and privatizations. Criticizes the government for withdrawing funds for development research on African swine fever and argues that public resources must be strengthened to handle crises. Read the speech
- Argues that the outbreak of infection has major consequences for the residents in the affected area as hunting, forestry, and recreation are prohibited. Wants to monitor the government's actions to ensure that necessary resources are provided to quickly resolve the crisis. Read the speech
Gang violence, agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity
- Asks whether the government will work to stop the industrial fishing of herring in the Baltic Sea during the EU negotiations. Argues that industrial fishing has emptied the sea of fish and threatens the ecosystem. Read the speech
Establishment jobs, integration, climate and civil defense
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- Asks how the government will ensure that forests worthy of protection are not logged when the county administrative board chooses not to establish reserves due to the new focus on voluntariness. Read the speech
Fisheries policy: aquaculture, quotas and bottom trawling
- Argues that powerful political measures are required to save fish stocks from overfishing and environmental problems. Wants to limit industrial fishing, move out the trawling limit, introduce fishing bans for eel and establish a management that prioritizes long-term sustainability. Read the speech
Environmental issues: reduction obligation and budget goals
- Argues that the Environmental Code needs to become a sharper tool to achieve the environmental goals and proposes that permits for activities with greenhouse gas emissions should be time-limited. Wants to remove the municipal veto against wind power and moves for approval of reservation 20. Read the speech
Nature conservation: wolf population limit of 170 and forestry
- Argues that intensive forestry and the climate crisis threaten biodiversity and criticizes the government's cuts in nature conservation. Wants 30 percent of the forest land to be protected and that more national parks be established. Read the speech
Energy, school, care and economy: S wants 60 TWh by 2030
- Argues that the few remaining unregulated rivers need to be preserved and that environmental improvement measures should be taken at existing hydropower plants. Asks whether the government stands behind the ban on hydropower in the national rivers or plans to change the law. Read the speech
Circular economy: resource efficiency and recycling goals
- Wants a society where raw materials and products are reused and materials are recycled to reduce extraction from nature. Argues that the extraction of virgin raw materials must decrease significantly and calls for requirements on product design and lifespan. Read the speech
Chemical policy: PFAS ban and endocrine-disrupting chemicals
- Argues that the chemical legislation must be tightened by introducing the precautionary principle and requiring the industry to bear the burden of proof. Wants to introduce a national ban on certain PFAS products and regulate chemicals in groups as well as based on combination effects. Read the speech
Water management: marine law, wetlands and hydropower costs
VAT on repairs: S opposes, V and SD support increase
- Argues that a uniform tax rate is desirable, but that the climate and environmental area can justify deviations from this principle. Says no to the VAT increase as steering instruments for a circular economy are required to reduce the consumption of natural resources. Read the speech
Sweden's environmental quality goals: L and V debate policy
- Criticizes the government's passivity and lack of practical action to achieve the environmental goals. Argues that the government is opposing the EU's restoration regulation and criticizes that the budget reduces the grant for compensation to landowners while the responsibility is placed on them. Read the speech
- Wants to increase the appropriations to strengthen the ecosystems and increase the compensation to landowners who protect their forests. Criticizes the government's and the Sverigedemokraternas budget cuts which hinder the possibility of reaching the environmental goals and damage the biodiversity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the environmental goals are not being met and that the government is cutting the environmental budget. Argues that reduced resources for the protection and management of nature harms biodiversity and affects landowners. Read the speech
Environmental budget, electricity policy and climate goals
- Criticizes the government for lowering climate ambitions and proposes a historic investment program for the climate. Wants to invest more in nature conservation, restoration of wetlands, sustainable forestry and increased support for electric cars and renewable fuels. Read the speech
- Argues that the budget is balanced and that the investment program can be financed through loans. Criticizes that the government's budget leads to increased emissions and argues that it is not ambitious enough. Read the speech
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- Argues that the government's climate policy is not based on facts or research. Criticizes that the government proposes increased emissions now to reduce them later, which leads to failure. Asks if the governing parties have abandoned their environmental goals. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Liberals for having broken their promises to the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation. Argues that they choose to govern with parties that deny the climate crisis instead of cooperating with those who want to solve it. Read the speech
Energy policy, electricity subsidies, and climate policy debate
- Criticizes that the government is cutting the budget for nature conservation while the environmental goals are established. Asks if the minister can promise that forests with high nature values are not logged and that forest owners receive compensation. Read the speech
EU sustainable textiles strategy: eco-design and greenwashing
- Welcomes the EU's strategy for sustainable and circular textiles. However, criticizes that the strategy lacks social requirements, human rights, living wages, and equality. Proposes binding transition plans for companies and a ban on destroying unsold goods. Read the speech
Sweden's climate and environmental goals progress and policy
- Criticizes that the minister gives contradictory statements regarding the climate goals and that the government's policy leads to increased emissions. Asks how the government will stay within the carbon budget and why climate policy is sacrificed when support for the most vulnerable is possible without an increase in emissions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for postponing emission reductions and accuses them of "justice-washing" by sugarcoating climate-damaging policies. Argues that a rapid and just transition is crucial for those with few resources. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Argues that the climate crisis is the most decisive issue and criticizes the government for shirkng its responsibility. Argues that the right-wing parties rely too much on nuclear power and that the government will not introduce necessary regulations or investments. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.