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Stina Larsson (C)
What Stina Larsson 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 water shortages and climate change threaten food security, nature, and infrastructure. Suggests that Sweden must reduce emissions, climate-adapt the landscape, strengthen agriculture's irrigation capabilities, and modernize the water supply network. Read the speech
Government policy on unemployment, economy, security and social issues
- Criticizes the government's proposal to abolish the municipal veto against uranium mining due to risks to drinking water and the environment. Asks how the government can strip municipalities of the right to decide on environmental risks. Read the speech
Energy, school, justice, migration and environment policy
- Argues that Sweden's drinking water supply is vulnerable and that concrete results are lacking despite previous investigations. Asks why the government has not implemented the proposals and how long Sweden will have to wait for basic measures. Read the speech
Waste legislation reform: SD, S, and MP debate recycling rules
- Thanks the member for his commitment during his time in the Riksdag. Asks how the member will accommodate the interest in waste and circular economy moving forward. Read the speech
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- Welcomes the government's ambitions but criticizes the proposals for being too hesitant and insufficient to reach the goals. Proposes a full free-choice model for waste management, that excavated materials should be classified as resources, a national textile step, and a supervision model that preserves local expertise. Read the speech
Invasive alien species and nature conservation regulatory rules
- Welcomes the government's proposal on stricter rules against invasive species. Argues that the work needs to be intensified through better follow-up, increased support to Tullverket, and a stronger preventive protection against spread via sea transport. Read the speech
Invasive alien species and nature conservation regulations
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats lack a clear environmental policy and lack investments in the environmental area in previous budgets. Asks whether the party and the speaker actually care about invasive alien species and ecosystems. Read the speech
- Argues that climate change threatens forestry and agriculture through pine bark beetles and reduced pollinators. Claims that environmental investments are necessary for Sweden's competitiveness and ecosystems. Criticizes that the Sverigedemokraterna do not prioritize the environmental issue. Read the speech
Circular economy and PFAS ban requirements in Swedish Riksdag
- Argues that Sweden must move from a linear to a circular model where waste is seen as a resource. Wants to update the national strategy with concrete goals, set binding requirements in public procurement and introduce a textile step for fiber-to-fiber recycling. Criticizes the government for having rejected previous proposals and for not taking the issue seriously enough. Read the speech
Circular and toxic-free economy: SD, S, and M debate goals
- Argues that the government failed to separate textile waste due to a lack of producer responsibility. Asks how the Sverigedemokraterna intend to handle the textile issue when EU legislation is considered insufficient. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sverigedemokraterna lack concrete proposals on circular economy and large business models for green transition. Argues that the European market is necessary for textile recycling because the Swedish market is too small. Read the speech
Environmental issues: peat production and permit processes
- Highlights the organized and cynical environmental crime that threatens the environment, health, and law-abiding companies. Asks how the Sverigedemokraterna prioritize combating environmental crime and if they are prepared to allocate specific resources to the police and supervisory authorities. Read the speech
- Argues that combating advanced economic crime requires specialist expertise, intelligence work, and national coordination. Asks if the Sweden Democrats are prepared to support the proposal for earmarked resources for a national special force within the police. Read the speech
- Raises the issue of public procurement and argues that the public sector's large market is an opportunity to drive the green transition. Asks if the Moderaterna are prepared to let environmental and climate considerations weigh more heavily than the lowest price. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has rejected proposals on environmental requirements in public procurement despite having expressed themselves positively about the principle. Argues that the public sector must act as a strategic engine to create a green market. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of leadership and order of priorities in the climate issue and wants to replace the government. Proposes a green tax shift, faster and more predictable permit processes, clearer environmental requirements in public procurement as well as stricter penalties for environmental crimes. Read the speech
Climate policy, elderly care and social services debate
- Argues that Swedish food production and a living countryside are more important than they have been for a long time. Asks how the government will ensure that Swedish farmers receive compensation for high environmental requirements and increased competitiveness in upcoming CAP negotiations. Read the speech
- Expresses concern over the government's priorities. Asks how future availability of Swedish beef can be ensured given the current shortage of animals in the country. Read the speech
Climate budget: biogas, 30% nature protection, and tax review
- Asks whether there will be room for concrete national environmental initiatives if the Sverigedemokraterna are in a government. Also asks how much the environmental budget will shrink under such a scenario. Read the speech
- Advocates for a broad environmental policy based on market incentives, an ambitious electric car bonus, and support for renewable energy. Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' policy as the opposite of the Center Party's and questions their support for uranium mining in shale. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's environmental policy for having introduced requirements for textile collection without functioning infrastructure. Argues that this has led to growing mountains of textiles and that the government has now been forced to back down. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity and argues that producer responsibility does not create the infrastructure required for textile recycling. Proposes a national textile step to promote sustainable production and scale up recycling. Read the speech
- Highlights that the extraction of uranium from alunschist entails irreversible environmental consequences and risks to drinking water. Criticizes the Liberals' support for the proposal and argues that it creates an incalculable environmental debt for future generations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and the Liberals have opened up for uranium mining in alum shales. Argues that it is a bad idea due to amounts of toxic waste, loss of agricultural land, and risk of leakage into drinking water. Read the speech
- Proposes a budget increase of over 4.5 billion kronor for the environmental area and wants to reintroduce the climate bonus as well as strengthen Industriklivet and Klimatklivet. Criticizes the government's cuts in nature conservation, climate adaptation and remediation of PFAS. Read the speech
PFAS ban and circular economy strategy with 2040 goals
- Argues that Sweden needs a national strategy for circular economy with clear goals by 2040 to break linear material flows. Wants to support business models that favor repairs and create systems where reuse and resource management gain an economic value. Read the speech
Shoreline protection relaxations for rural development
- Argues that it is positive that the government presents relaxations in the shore protection. Asks if the Liberals have changed their minds since they now support the proposal despite having previously opposed a similar proposal. Read the speech
- Asks why the proposals were not presented earlier despite existing investigation reports. Argues that the wait has prevented companies in rural areas from developing their operations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the current coastal protection legislation is rigid and leads to legal uncertainty as well as inefficient use of resources. Wants small bodies of water to not be covered by the coastal protection and proposes that municipalities be given the right to lift the coastal protection entirely within selected development areas. Read the speech
Shore protection relaxations for small watercourses and lakes
- Argues that the government's relaxations of the shore protection are welcome. Asks why it has taken the government so long to act on the proposals that Centerpartiet has already pushed forward. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and its supporting parties have not taken responsibility for the issue being sidelined. Wants to go even further than the government's proposal and asks when the next step will be presented. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal does not entail major restrictions on animal and natural life but creates a purposeful coastal protection. Asks whether it is reasonable to treat forest ditches in the same way as bathing beaches. Read the speech
- Argues that the municipalities still have responsibility for building permits and that the Environmental Code remains. Argues that it is possible to protect nature while simultaneously providing room for local development by recognizing nuances. Asks how Miljöpartiet wants to protect the countryside while simultaneously wanting to maintain the coastal protection. Read the speech
- Waiting for a government bill on infringement compensation. Criticizes that the legislation has been delayed for several years, which has harmed the countryside and companies. Asks why the proposal has been delayed for so long. Read the speech
- Argues that the Moderaterna chose to abandon a previous agreement. Wants the current exemptions for certain watercourses to be maintained and asks why the government does not give the municipalities greater responsibility to decide for themselves where the shore protection should apply. Read the speech
Animal welfare and veterinary care: training, prices, grazing
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- Argues that weak animal welfare regulations in the EU lead to increased antibiotic use, which creates resistance that threatens both animal and human health. Asks what the government is doing to promote more responsible antibiotic use. Read the speech
- Asks what the member thinks about the Swedish Board of Agriculture's proposal for new rules for small animals, which among other things include housing requirements for chickens, guinea pigs and rabbits as well as rules for reptiles. Read the speech
- Agrees that the previous rules were unreasonable and a desk product. Argues that future rules must take into account small-scale production to secure self-sufficiency, preserve livestock breeds and promote a living countryside. Read the speech
- Supports the government's initiatives for the veterinarians. Criticizes the Liberals' demand for grazing rights as it increases the spread of bluetongue and asks how the government intends for the infection to be reduced. Read the speech
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- Wants fewer regulations for hobby and companion animals and criticizes Jordbruksverket's focus on space requirements for small animals. Proposes that the government tightens EU animal welfare requirements, introduces a vaccination program against bluetongue and prioritizes systematic infection control. Read the speech
Protected nature management: 1.35 billion budget proposal
- Asks how the member views the National Audit Office's criticism regarding underfunding and lack of governance. Argues that the government and the Moderaterna should prioritize budget funds better to care for the valuable areas. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's policy does not align with reality as management plans cannot be followed. Argues that resources must be increased to combat invasive species and deteriorated outdoor life. Asks how the government's initiative is to be concretely realized. Read the speech
- Criticizes that cuts in the budget worsen the maintenance and service in national parks. Argues that a substantial increase in funds is required to maintain nature values and biodiversity and moves for approval of reservation 3. Read the speech
Sweden environmental policy: nuclear, wind and electricity
- Wants to introduce a crisis commission to double electricity production and shorten the permit processes to a maximum of two years. Also proposes increased coordination to combat waste crime as well as to set requirements for sustainable products in public procurement. Read the speech
Social policy, environment, labor market and school issues
- Argues that climate emissions are increasing in Sweden and that the government is not taking this seriously by introducing measures that increase emissions. Asks what measures the government will take to reach the climate goals and lower emissions by 2030. Read the speech
Climate policy, forestry, and nuclear power debate
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats ignore the environmental and climate issue despite its consequences for the economy and food supply. Asks what the party is doing to ensure that Sweden follows the Climate Act and achieves the climate goals. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs more action than words and support for the business sector's innovations and green technology. Proposes policy measures for environmental technology, a sensible climate bonus and new business models for circular flows. Asks if the Sweden Democrats stand behind the climate goal for 2030. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not prioritize the environmental area despite alleged investments. Argues that the nature conservation investments are significantly lower than before and asks how the environmental quality objectives are to be reached without larger economic investments. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not stand behind its own environmental quality goals and argues that Sweden is moving backwards in terms of climate emissions and circular economy. Proposes technology-neutral investments, for example in offshore wind power, instead of solely investing in nuclear power. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not stand behind all interim targets and that subsidies for fossil energy are increasing. Wants binding climate goals, a people's bonus for environmental cars, as well as increased support for local nature conservation work. Read the speech
Labor market, energy, food and social issues in Riksdag debate
- Argues that an updated food strategy is important for the farmers and the food chain. Asks when the long-delayed strategy can be expected to be ready. Read the speech
- Criticizes that no clear date has been specified for the new food strategy. Asks what the strategy will contain and how the minister will ensure that it becomes sufficiently broad and makes a real difference. Read the speech
Environmental review streamlining for green transition and business
- Argues that the proposal is delayed but positive. Criticizes that it is not enough and asks what the government is doing to improve its own permit processes. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's slow processes which cause green investments to stall. Asks what the Moderaterna can offer the business sector, which is now hesitating due to the government's responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's proposal is insufficient and demands extensive reforms of the Environmental Code to weigh in climate benefits. Proposes that a permit preparation process be appointed to solve the companies' biggest problems within a year. Read the speech
Government budget, climate policy and wolf management debate
- Argues that the forest is important for biodiversity, biofuels and construction. Criticizes the government for subsidizing fossil transport and postponing measures, which risks limiting forestry. Asks what the government has to say to forest owners and the forest industry. Read the speech
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Circular economy and waste management of solar panels and blades
- Argues that climate change creates challenges for the water supply. Wants the EU's eco-design directive to promote innovations and technologies to reduce unnecessary water use. Asks why the government and the Moderaterna have said no to this. Read the speech
- Welcomes a water strategy and argues that reduced water consumption through sharper eco-design requirements can reduce water shortages and the need for new water sources. Asks what other proposals the Moderaterna consider to be urgent regarding the availability of water. Read the speech
- Argues that the current EU textile strategy is not sufficient and criticizes that the government does not prioritize innovation and new technology sufficiently. Asks what the government wants to do to increase the recycling of textiles. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government lacks concrete proposals and that the municipalities are not prepared for the collection. Proposes a quota requirement for recycled material in textiles and argues that the tax on repairs should be lowered. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden's climate impact is high and that emissions from transport are increasing due to lowered reduction obligation and removed electric car bonuses. Criticizes the government's climate plan for a lack of concrete proposals. Read the speech
- Argues that the current scrapping premium is too small and insufficient. Proposes a broader proposal that provides compensation for used eco-friendly cars, electric bicycles, or public transport passes to reduce emissions and traffic. Asks why the opposing party does not support this. Read the speech
- Asks how the Sverigedemokraterna intended when they supported the increase of the VAT for repairs of shoes and clothes from 6 to 12 percent. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's and the Sweden Democrats' lack of prioritization of textiles leads to clothes being dumped in other countries. Wants to introduce quota obligations and clearer producer responsibility within the EU and asks for further proposals to increase circularity. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden is poor at circularity and demands stronger political leadership to reach the climate goals. Wants to introduce a quota requirement for recycled material in textiles, invest in quality and repairability, and proposes a law on public divestment to reduce waste in the public sector. Read the speech
Environmental issues: SD, S, and M seek faster permit processes
- Argues that the Environmental Code hinders the climate transition and requires fundamental modernization to promote a circular economy and innovation. Wants to halve the time for permit processes, simplify the regulatory framework for small companies and use public procurement to drive circularity. Read the speech
Nature conservation: wolf hunting, predator work and monitoring
- Argues that the environmental quality objectives are not being met and that there is a lack of data to measure progress. Suggests that environmental monitoring should be increased and asks why there is opposition to proposals for monitoring of pollinators. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of data to know if the environmental quality objectives are being met. Criticizes the government's lack of prioritization of nature conservation and too little money for work against invasive species. Asks what the member intends to prioritize moving forward. Read the speech
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- Argues that there are opportunities to put together a good budget without sacrificing nature conservation. Suggests that landowners who protect nature areas should be financially favored and asks about the long-term effects of reduced investments in nature conservation. Read the speech
- Wants to increase the pace of restoration of protected nature and advocates for voluntary measures based on the landowner's knowledge. Criticizes the government's cuts in the environmental budget and requests increased monitoring as well as the control of invasive species. Read the speech
- Prioritizes high nature values and maintenance of valuable nature in the budget proposal. Argues that it is necessary to take care of already protected areas to preserve biodiversity and ecosystems for the future. Read the speech
- Argues that the budget contains over 100 million extra. Criticizes that the government prioritizes incorrectly within the environmental area and argues that environment and climate must be prioritized to reach the environmental quality objectives and secure future ecosystems. Read the speech
Gang violence, school cuts and sentencing debate in Riksdag
- Argues that EU directives do not contain any burning ban. Asks what the government's assessment is and whether it is permitted to burn garden waste. Read the speech
- Argues that misinterpretation of EU directives creates mistrust towards the EU and gives Sweden poorer conditions. Asks what measures the government takes to ensure that authorities interpret the regulations in a reasonable manner. Read the speech
Animal welfare: Sweden's role in EU standards and meat imports
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- Criticizes that the EU's proposal was watered down and that the government did not adopt the accompanying proposal regarding shorter transport times. Asks why the government and the State Secretary did not back the proposal to reduce the transport time to eight hours. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden is a pioneer in animal welfare and wants the EU to adapt to Swedish standards. Proposes, among other things, a total ban on tail docking and beak trimming, binding requirements for reduced antibiotic use as well as measures to solve the veterinary shortage. Criticizes the EU's watered-down proposal on animal transport and requests minimum fines for violations of animal welfare laws. Read the speech
Government budget policy, healthcare, forestry and education
- Criticizes that the government has not fulfilled promises regarding regulatory simplification and clearer ownership rights for the forest. Argues that the government lacks decisiveness and instead appoints new inquiries instead of giving forest owners concrete information. Read the speech
EU drinking water directive: PFAS limits and state support
- Argues that drinking water is a critical resource that requires better preparedness and climate adaptation. Criticizes the government for not abolishing the water authorities and instead wants to implement the inquiry's proposals as well as develop a national water resource strategy. Read the speech
Climate policy: SD wants nuclear and S wants travel deduction
- Agrees that Industriklivet and Klimatklivet are the right solutions. Argues that the government's decision will increase emissions and asks how emissions will be kept down when the reduction obligation is lowered. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has postponed the climate action plan and is avoiding difficult questions. Argues that the state needs steering instruments now to accelerate the climate transition instead of waiting for new technology or subsidizing nuclear power. Read the speech
- Argues that biodiversity receives too little attention and that most environmental goals will not be achieved. Asks what the government and the party intend to do to increase biodiversity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is reducing resources for monitoring nature and biodiversity. Wants to invest more in the management of valuable nature and asks questions about how the government will achieve the generations goal. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not prioritizing environmental and climate issues and argues that the budget reduces resources for nature conservation. Proposes a new climate bonus for electric cars, increased support for the industry's transition and more appropriations for the maintenance of valuable nature. Read the speech
Sweden's climate policy goals and reduction obligations
- Argues that investments in charging infrastructure are not enough and that more electric cars as well as changed exhaust emissions are required to reach the climate goals. Criticizes the phasing out of the climate bonus and questions the Liberals' position regarding the reduction obligation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of wholeness in climate policy by stating that they do not invest sufficiently in circular economy or railways. Argues that the government's agreements with Sverigedemokraterna affect the climate negatively. Asks about the reduction obligation and how the emission targets are to be reached. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of seriousness and proposals that increase emissions. Proposes an expanded green deduction, increased wind power, support for biogas, as well as the proposal "Tanka svenskt" to lower the price of biofuel. Also wants to introduce targets for negative emissions. Read the speech
- Argues that the electric car bonus is crucial for reaching the climate goals. Wants to keep the bonus because it enables everyone to contribute to the goal, despite the fact that sales have decreased and the reduction obligation has been lowered. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposals are effective and reasonable for achieving the climate goals. Criticizes the government and the Sverigedemokraterna for not reaching the goals and argues that the climate must be paid for by future generations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Liberals are not pushing their climate issues in the government. Denies that the party voted down nuclear power and explains that they followed an energy agreement. Wants to see more offshore wind farms. Read the speech
- Argues that more renewable energy and technology are needed in addition to existing nuclear power. Wants the government to set national goals for a circular economy and that the Liberalerna take leadership in this area. Read the speech
Climate policy: green industry, energy system and emissions
- Agrees that growth, business, and technology are necessary to reach the climate goals. However, asks how the government intends to reach the emission targets by 2030 given that they have increased emissions and removed the climate bonus. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has postponed the climate action plan repeatedly and demands concrete proposals. Argues that the reduction of the reduction obligation does not result in price reductions and that the government's policy is a setback for the climate. Read the speech
Environmental issues: reduction obligation and budget goals
- Argues that the Environmental Code is outdated and hampers the climate transition. Wants to modernize the Environmental Code, introduce national end of waste criteria, replace the waste hierarchy with a resource hierarchy and simplify permit processes to promote innovation and investments. Read the speech
Nature conservation: wolf population limit of 170 and forestry
- Want to increase the pace of restoration of protected nature and combat invasive species. Proposes that voluntary measures and cooperation with landowners be prioritized, and also wants to protect 30 percent of the oceans by 2030. Criticizes the government's reduced funding for nature areas. Read the speech
Sweden climate policy and nuclear power expansion debate
- Criticizes the government for actively opposing the climate transition and neglecting the business sector's demand. Proposes an expanded green deduction, a crisis commission for wind power as well as measures to support biogas production. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has postponed the climate action plan and that the phasing out of the climate bonus risks increasing emissions from transport. Asks what the government intends to do to reach the emission targets for 2030. Read the speech
- Argues that electrification requires more electric cars in traffic and changed exhaust emissions from other vehicles to reach the goals. Asks how the goals for 2030 are to be reached if one simultaneously lowers the reduction obligation and scraps the investment in electric cars. Read the speech
- Argues that the industry needs access to green electricity and criticizes the government parties in the municipalities for blocking the expansion of wind power. Asks how the climate goals for 2030 are to be reached when the Moderaterna themselves are blocking new electricity production. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the government's division and lack of results in the climate area. Proposes investing in Swedish biofuels, expanding the travel deduction and electrifying the vehicle fleet faster through investments in renewable fuels. Read the speech
- Means that the party stands by its previous position that the Swedish forest and the forestry industry are important for Sweden's prosperity. Explains that differences in previous governments are due to negotiations on individual issues. Read the speech
- Argues that the individual forest owner's property rights and influence should be prioritized over demands from above. Asks the government how they intend to preserve the green industries in the forest if the reduction obligation is lowered. Read the speech
- Argues that Centerpartiet and Miljöpartiet share similar environmental goals but have different paths to get there. Emphasizes the importance of the municipalities' self-determination in the expansion of wind power and confirms that the party stands behind the climate policy goals. Read the speech
- Confirms that biodiversity and the climate issue are interconnected. Argues that the party voted for its own budget because it was better for Sweden and proposes solutions within circular economy. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not acted quickly enough after an EU ruling that has negatively affected biogas plants. Asks what the government and the Kristdemokraterna intend to do to secure domestic biogas production in the countryside. Read the speech
- Argues that there are other fuels than biogas that can be used through the reduction obligation. Asks the Christian Democrats what other proposals they have to reach the climate goals by 2030 if the reduction obligation is not used. Read the speech
Energy, school, care and economy: S wants 60 TWh by 2030
- Criticizes the government for shrugging off responsibility for the school's finances and inflation. Asks the Minister for Education when and how he intends to act to support municipalities and schools. Read the speech
School quality, work principle and marketization debate
- Criticizes that the government lacks ambitions to limit climate change. Asks when the industry will receive notification regarding long-term rules for renewable fuels and how investments are to be secured. Read the speech
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Circular economy: resource efficiency and recycling goals
- Criticizes that the government and the Moderaterna are raising the VAT on repairs. Asks why it should become more expensive to repair products when the goal is a circular economy. Read the speech
- Questions about whether there is a split among the Tidö parties regarding circular economy and how the Riksdag should interpret the different messages conveyed by the Minister for Environment and Climate Action and the Moderaterna. Read the speech
- Asks why the government and the Liberals are raising the VAT on repairs, which contradicts the goal of a circular economy where products are to be repaired and used again. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's economic decisions go in the opposite direction to the environmental policy. Asks if there is a split between the Tidö parties and how the Riksdag should interpret their different messages. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must implement a systemic shift to a circular economy to reach the climate goals. Criticizes the government's lack of ambition and specific measures, such as the VAT increase on repairs. Proposes national goals, better producer responsibility, and reduced food waste. Read the speech
Chemical policy: PFAS ban and endocrine-disrupting chemicals
- Wants expanded international cooperation and increased information on hazardous substances in supply chains. Argues that the government should take measures to remediate contaminated areas and wants a faster phasing out of PFAS products. Read the speech
Water management: marine law, wetlands and hydropower costs
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- Argues that wetlands and rewetting are important to slow down climate change and increase biodiversity. Asks what the Sverigedemokraterna propose to favor biodiversity and slow down climate change. Read the speech
- Argues that wetlands are crucial for counteracting eutrophication, strengthening biodiversity and binding carbon dioxide. Wants to introduce national milestone targets for the restoration of phosphorus and nitrogen as well as a trading system for emission rights for the Baltic Sea countries. Read the speech
Labor immigration, aid, climate policy and crime debate
- Argues that the environmental quality objectives are not being met and demands action. Criticizes that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna are not prioritizing the environment and asks what the government intends to do to meet the goals and increase biodiversity. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's measures are insufficient and that society must transition towards a circular economy. Criticizes reduced appropriations for the maintenance of natural areas and asks how the government intends to achieve the generation goal. Read the speech
Environmental budget, electricity policy and climate goals
- Criticizes the government for not prioritizing the green transition and for having removed strategies for a circular economy. Proposes increased investment in the restoration of protected nature, a national strategy for a circular economy, as well as stricter regulation of bottom trawling and expanded marine nature reserves. Read the speech
Environmental and nature conservation budget proposal debate
- Asks how the speaker views climate change and what measures should be taken to address them. Points out that environmental and climate policy has not been given much space in the Tidö Agreement or the government's statement. Read the speech
- Criticizes the lack of concrete proposals in the proposed policy. Argues that nuclear power is the only answer to the environmental issue and requests which national measures are needed to reduce Swedish climate emissions. Read the speech
- Argues that biodiversity and climate change are strongly interconnected. Asks how the Moderaterna view climate change and what concrete measures should be taken in Sweden to address them. Read the speech
- Agrees with the significance of international agreements, biodiversity and nuclear power. Argues that Sweden must reduce emissions nationally in parallel with international agreements. Asks for concrete national measures to reduce emissions. Read the speech
EU sustainable textiles strategy: eco-design and greenwashing
- Welcomes the EU's strategy for sustainable and circular textiles and advocates for mandatory ecodesign requirements, a ban on destroying unsold textiles, and digital product passports. Argues that Sweden should introduce climate labeling, producer responsibility, investments in sorting and fiber recycling, stimulate reuse and repairs as well as appoint an inquiry into the climate impact of e-commerce. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.