“No ideological bans, but environmental policy with common sense!”

The Freedom Environmental Speaker NABG. In his contribution to the debate, Thomas Spalt made it clear that the Freedom Party stands for an intact environment with clean water, healthy soils and a resource -saving economy. “But what we do not stand for is a climate policy with regulations, taxes and burdens that overwhelm the population and the companies and endanger and damage the business location,” says Spalt.

The gap also mentioned the progress report on climate protection, which reveals that emissions are declining, but this does not happen on the basis of a clever politics, but because of external shocks, such as pandemic, the economic crisis and energy prices explosion. This has little to do with strategic climate protection – that is a policy through crisis, said Spalt.

“The only answer of the last misery and the current losing traffic lights are even more excessive goals, a national climate timetable, a new climate network-all flanked by further burdens for citizens in the country. The CO₂ prize, which is pulling over 800 million euros from the pockets of taxpayers every year. Green Deal, which we, as a FPÖ-rejected-as an anti-economic load package, continues the FPÖ environmental spokesman.

“Instead, we freedom require a technology-open and realistic climate policy. E-fuel, hydrogen, CO₂ storage, research-these are the ways into a clean future-not the prohibition of heating, the more expensive mobility or harassment of our businesses! Also on topics such as the extermination prohibition of new goods or the introduction of reusable systems in the gastronomy instead of substance. are incentives, innovation and voluntary cooperation – no further patronage of our companies, especially not our small and medium -sized businesses! ”, Slapped Spalt.

“We freedom rely on an environmental policy with common sense that relies on personal responsibility, innovation and economic reason. For a climate of reason-in the interests of people, companies and our homeland, without paternalism, without climate dogma,” said Spalt.