Kliimaseaduse ettepanekud läbi. Kohustused ainult riigile.

Kliimaseaduse ettepanekud läbi. Kohustused ainult riigile.

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Climate law proposals passed. Obligations only for the state.

Keskkonnakomisjon rääkis neljapäeval kliimaseaduse muudatustest.
. Kohustused on ainult riigisektorile. .
Yoko Alender, keskkonnakomisjoni esimees, ütles, et teekaardid ei pane uusi kohustusi.
Kritika tuleb sellest, et eraettevõtetel pole kohustusi. .
Alender rääkis, et tehnoloogia areneb kiiresti. Seadused peavad muutuma vastavalt sellele.
USA majandus kasvab tänu tehisarule. See võtab palju energiat ja vett. Peame vaatama puhaste tehnoloogiate poole.
Alender nentis, et Eesti võttis vastu tuumaenergeetika seaduse. ja kasvab kiiresti.
Oppositsiooni sotsiaaldemokraadid ei ole rahul. Nad ütlevad, et seadusel on tekst, aga sisu puudub.
Tiit Maran ütles, et teekaartidel pole reaalne mõju. Ta soovib kliimanõukogu, mis annab teadusliku aluse.
Maran nentis, et muutus majanduses on vajalik. .
. Kuidas riik saab aidata majandust muutuda?
Maran ütles, et meil on mitu kriisi korraga. Nende lahendamine on keeruline, aga vajalik.
ja võttis kolm aastat. Seadus läbis riigikogus 9. juunil.
The Environmental Committee discussed amendments to the climate law on Thursday.
The goal is to reduce Estonia's carbon emissions. Obligations are only for the public sector. The private sector must rely on technology.
Yoko Alender, chair of the Environmental Committee, said that roadmaps do not impose new obligations.
Criticism comes from the fact that private companies have no obligations. The main goal is to establish the state's emission reduction plan.
Alender said that technology is developing rapidly. Laws must change accordingly.
The US economy is growing thanks to artificial intelligence. It consumes a lot of energy and water. We must look towards clean technologies.
Alender noted that Estonia has adopted a nuclear energy law. Nuclear energy is clean energy and is growing rapidly.
The opposition Social Democrats are not satisfied. They say the law has text but lacks substance.
Tiit Maran said that roadmaps have no real impact. He wants a climate council that provides a scientific basis.
Maran noted that change in the economy is necessary. The transition to green energy is difficult but necessary.
The state budget is in deficit. How can the state help the economy change?
Maran said we have multiple crises at once. Solving them is difficult but necessary.
The development of the climate law cost 375,000 euros and took three years. The law passed in the Riigikogu on June 9.