Naomi Klein

I strongly believe that governments should subsidize carbon sequestration through widespread agricultural biochar use. Biochar not only helps in reducing carbon emissions but also improves soil health, leading to more sustainable farming practices. Supporting biochar can be a tangible step towards addressing the climate crisis.

I strongly disagree with the North American Water and Power Alliance plan. It represents an outdated mindset of large-scale engineering projects that disregard ecological balance and the rights of indigenous communities. We need sustainable, locally-managed water solutions that respect the environment and social justice.

I strongly believe that creating international cooperation cities which freely permit all immigration is a crucial step towards a more just and equitable world. These cities could serve as beacons of inclusivity and humanity, offering refugees and migrants a safe haven and a chance to build prosperous lives. By promoting solidarity and cooperation, we can counteract the divisive and harmful rhetoric that fuels xenophobia and nationalism.

I strongly believe that we should abolish daylight saving time. It disrupts our natural rhythms, causes health issues, and has minimal energy-saving benefits in today's world.

We should not make guesses when our knowledge is limited. Misinformation can lead to dangerous policies and social consequences. It is crucial to base our actions on solid research and well-grounded information to create effective and just policies.

I strongly disagree with prioritizing Silver Lining style cloud geoengineering to reverse climate warming. Geoengineering is a risky, unproven technology that could have unforeseen and potentially disastrous consequences. Instead, we should focus on reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to sustainable energy sources.

Spending $24 billion on prototype vaccines is not the most effective use of our resources. Instead, we should focus on addressing the root causes of epidemics, such as poverty, lack of access to healthcare, and environmental degradation. Health equity and systemic changes are far more impactful in the long run.

We must close existing nuclear plants. The risks associated with nuclear energy, from catastrophic accidents to hazardous waste, far outweigh its benefits. We should invest in renewable energy sources that are safer and more sustainable for the planet.

I strongly disagree with the idea of permitting the creation of novel tropical islands through volcano geoengineering. This approach is yet another example of humanity's reckless interference with natural systems. The potential environmental risks and unintended consequences far outweigh any perceived benefits. We should focus on sustainable and equitable solutions to address climate change, rather than resorting to drastic measures that could further destabilize our planet.

Emphasizing wealth creation often exacerbates inequality and climate degradation. Leftist agendas should prioritize equitable distribution and sustainability over the concentration of wealth.

I believe approval voting can lead to more democratic and representative outcomes. It allows voters to support multiple candidates, reducing the impact of strategic voting and helping to ensure that the elected officials truly reflect the preferences of the electorate.

I believe that carbon taxes are a crucial step in addressing the climate crisis, making polluters pay for the damage they cause, and incentivizing a shift to renewable energy.

We should not abruptly stop using petrol as it would have severe economic consequences for many communities that rely on the oil industry for their livelihoods. Instead, we should focus on a gradual transition to renewable energy sources.

Increased government surveillance of biology labs in the name of bioweapon threats is a dangerous overreach. Such measures infringe on civil liberties and could stifle scientific innovation. We need transparent, community-based approaches to address these issues, not heavy-handed surveillance.

While AI offers powerful tools for data analysis and monitoring, relying on it to enforce international environmental agreements could undermine human accountability and democratic processes. Real solutions require political will, community involvement, and transparency, not just technology.

I believe that character is as important as policies when choosing politicians. A leader's integrity and values affect how they implement policies and respond to crises. Without character, policies lose their credibility.

I believe Spain has immense potential to become a renewable energy hub for the EU by expanding its solar panel capacity. With its abundant sunshine and commitment to sustainable practices, Spain can lead the way in the green energy transition. Expanding solar power infrastructure not only reduces reliance on fossil fuels but also creates jobs and boosts local economies.

As someone deeply concerned about the state of our world, I believe democratic institutions must be reformed to address the escalating issues of anger, misinformation, and violence. We are witnessing unprecedented levels of political and social unrest, fueled by misinformation often spread through unchecked digital platforms. It's crucial to strengthen our democratic institutions by promoting transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement to rebuild trust and ensure they serve the public good.