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Adonis Georgiadis requested an end to populism in the related discussion, which he characterized as erroneous. He argued that only one unit, Ptolemaida V, was new and could continue to operate. He wrote that most units had closed due to age and were not allowed to operate, while the others had a few years of life left and would require enormous, unprofitable investments for safe operation. He added that the cost of CO₂ had not been taken into account. #λαϊκισμός #ενέργεια #περιβάλλον (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr called for the abolition of the CO₂ tax, the renunciation of new taxes, lower energy prices, and a tightening of asylum policy. Referring to BILD, he wrote that the prime ministers of the 17.5 percent CDU under Boris Rhein wanted to increase the pressure on Merz. He asked how Merz should explain these demands to his chancellor Klingbeil. https://t.co/E6ootuRDEe #Politik #CDU #Energiepreise (translated)

Beatrice Achterberg considered a suspension of the CO₂ tax, the abandonment of new tax increases, and the deportation of threats and foreigners to be sensible. She suspected that none of these measures would be implemented. https://t.co/0pTQw1Otj4 #CO2Steuer #Steuerpolitik #Asylpolitik (translated)

The EU member states have approved new rules for the ETS 2 emissions system, which introduce a price cap of 45 euros per ton of CO2 for allowances intended for road transport and buildings, in order to control their growth and mitigate the impact on residents. #EUETS #emisnípovolenky #oxiduhličitý (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that alderman Zita Pels of the municipality of Amsterdam, in his opinion, lived in a reality that was far removed from the facts. He doubted that strict climate policy and CO₂ reduction would have an effect on the climate worldwide and called that incomprehensible. https://t.co/tbOEjfvmAN #Klimaatbeleid #CO2reductie #Amsterdam (translated)

The author wrote that Germany has the most expensive and one of the most CO₂-intensive electricity generations in the EU after the energy transition. According to him, a new study shows that the recommissioning of nuclear power plants would significantly improve both values. He also expressed the suspicion that the public broadcasting service would not report on this. https://t.co/gBZ649wCla #Energiewende #Kernkraft #Umweltschutz #DE #EU (translated)

Syp Wynia referred to an article by Maarten van Andel in Wynia's Week, which stated that Dutch CO₂ emissions did not decrease despite billions spent on climate expenditures. Wynia wrote that the government needed to account for the cost-effectiveness of the expensive measures. https://t.co/9Z5Uahsssh #klimaat #CO2 #verantwoordelijkheid (translated)

Ganesha wrote that Jette Nietzard's stay in Australia has about the same CO₂ footprint as consuming 400 kilograms of chicken meat. He referred to Nietzard's statements in which she demanded that the government must do more to address the climate crisis. She also said that a study published in the same week shows that climate change scares many young people, and she wants to do something about it. Ganesha asked whether Nietzard is being hypocritical. #Klimawandel #Umweltschutz #Nachhaltigkeit (translated)

At that time, according to Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius, Lithuania is awaiting a plan from the European Commission (EC) for measures to manage high fuel prices; moreover, discussions are ongoing with the EC regarding the possibility of increasing the carbon dioxide (CO2) component of the excise duty on gasoline and diesel next year by less than originally planned. #biudžetas #degalųkainos #koalicinėtaryba (translated)

The author wrote that the European Parliament approved the amendment to the eurovignette regulations that day in Strasbourg. According to him, the changes strengthened the principle of "the polluter pays," clarified the calculation of road charges based on CO2 emissions, and meant an increase in fees for high-emission trucks. #transport #ochronaśrodowiska #emisje #EU #FR #DE #PL (translated)

Dr. David Lütke wrote that the mutual attacks of Russia and Ukraine were burdening the environment with large amounts of pollutants. In his view, more CO₂ taxes, a speed limit, and lawsuits by state-funded NGOs would fix everything. In conclusion, he thanked Germany. https://t.co/ZOEHqv4NhR #Umweltschutz #RusslandUkraine #CO2Steuer (translated)

The savers' enemies wrote that the CDU interprets the statements "The left is over" and "no tax increases" among other things as a new cryptocurrency tax, sugar tax, and packaging tax. As additional points, the savers' enemies cited the lack of compensation for cold progression, higher pension and care contributions for childless individuals, a higher CO₂ tax, a super-rich tax, and higher mini-job taxes. Furthermore, the tax deductibility of tradesmen's bills has been reduced from 20 to 15 percent. #CDU #Steuern #Politik (translated)

Ferdinand Meeus wrote that Maarten had difficulty accepting the facts and stated that the Aletsch Glacier used to be 1,000 meters smaller. According to Meeus, glaciers have come and gone, and that had nothing to do with human CO₂ emissions. He accused Maarten of selectively choosing information and misleading readers with phrases like "maybe...". Meeus considered this concerning for a science journalist. https://t.co/pkOOKL5fRr #wetenschap #klimaat #gletsjers (translated)

Dr. Coolfonpl wrote that Poland's electricity expenses have doubled. He described this as a result of the "green revolution," which he characterized as the planned destruction of the economy under the pretext of reducing CO2. https://t.co/xUBY4eTy9F #Polska #ekologia #gospodarka (translated)

Dr. Sc. Ferdinand Meeus wrote that the warning that glaciers are dying was, in his opinion, incorrect. He stated that the Aletsch Glacier, which he referred to as the largest glacier in the Alps, was retreating again, but that this had happened before and the glacier had grown again afterwards. According to Meeus, this was due to natural fluctuations and not due to CO2. #klimaat #gletsjers #natuurlijkeverandering (translated)