Policy positions
Policy position 1
Our Planet’s condition is only slightly affected by man’s actions and changes have always occurred since the beginning of time, as part of a natural process. Thus Governments should leave their citizens the utmost freedom to behave as they please, while at the same time investing, in adjustment measures to face these inevitable changes.
Policy position 2
Governments have the duty to inform and awaken public opinion to environmental issues as well as sustainable development. In fact, well-informed people are more likely to choose autonomously how to behave not only for their own good, but for the whole Planet’s sake.
Policy position 3
Governments should encourage virtuous behaviours, promoting eco-friendly means of transport, alternative energy sources, new forms of food supply, new ways to use drinkable water and new construction techniques. People who choose an eco-friendly lifestyle are to be given incentives as a support to enable them make a positive individual impact on the environment.
Policy position 4
Considering the critical condition of our Planet nowadays, Governments should take decisive action in many sectors of their citizens’ lives, stigmatizing old habits, now no more tolerable, acting on price policy, on advertising, on the types of goods produced, materials used and on waste disposal.