Climate change is becoming more and more accentuated and it is urgent to start passing laws that help mitigate its effects. Climate Alliance Its objective is to stop the effects of climate change and, given the proposed new law, they need social participation to be fundamental.
The Law of Climate Change and Energy Transition It brings together more than 400 civil society entities and today it has presented a content proposal for the future standard to be approved.
The bill has a fairly ambitious goal of power reduce greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate the energy transition process, from fossil fuels to renewable energies and other less polluting energies. It is intended that these changes are carried out in a “fair” way with the most vulnerable and impoverished countries and sectors of the population so that everyone can have and adjust to this new opportunity to contribute to the fight against climate change.
The bill also supports all those measures that share and are in favor of climate justice and with all sustainable development policies. Among the actions to be carried out, an attempt is made to limit the expansion of residential and business areas so that the promotion of traffic and therefore of polluting emissions into the atmosphere is in turn limited.
On the other hand, it is intended to design a climate change mitigation plan for the agricultural sector that includes activities such as organic farming. The plan also considers reducing the number of sectors with free assignments of emission rights to boost industrial decarbonization, the introduction of the Eurovignette or new EU tax on traffic on the road network and the reorientation of current incentives to biofuels of the first generation in favor of the second and third, among other ideas.
Finally, it is imperative that a law can be passed that provides the necessary legal and financial framework To keep all these decisions stable over time, since it is necessary to maintain the balance between environmental, social, political, economic and moral decisions.