Greta Thunberg

I strongly agree that governments should subsidize carbon sequestration via widespread agricultural biochar use. Biochar is a sustainable method that can help capture carbon in the soil, improve soil health, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Supporting biochar initiatives aligns with our fight against climate change and promotes environmental sustainability.

Creating new tropical islands through volcano geoengineering is a risky and unnecessary intervention. It distracts from the real issue of reducing carbon emissions and protecting our existing ecosystems. We should focus on sustainable solutions that address the root causes of climate change.

I strongly believe that the EU should aim to become more self-sufficient in energy and basic goods. It's essential to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and the global supply chain, which are not only unsustainable but also harmful to our planet. By investing in renewable energy and sustainable practices within Europe, we can lead the world in combating climate change and ensure a resilient future for all.

While investing in startups can drive innovation, using private retirement pension funds for this purpose is risky. We need to ensure that people's futures are secure. Instead, we should focus on investing in sustainable projects that are low-risk and have a positive environmental impact.

I disagree with exempting new businesses from corporate tax for the first three years. This tax revenue is essential for funding climate action and social programs. Sustainable businesses should contribute to these efforts from the start.