By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

The style is urgent, serious, and critical, particularly regarding the government's inaction and irresponsibility concerning climate issues. It employs both logical arguments (economic risks, pollution statistics) and strong emotional appeals, emphasizing moral obligation and the prevention of suffering for future generations. The address is formal and concludes with a call to consolidate efforts to avert the worst-case scenarios of climate change.

The style is formal, yet simultaneously inclusive and persuasive, addressing both colleagues and "dear people of Estonia." A balanced blend of emotional (crises, anxiety, loneliness) and logical (funding structure, autonomy) argumentation is employed. The tone is optimistic, but stresses the urgency and significance of the subject matter.

The rhetorical style is sharp, critical, and forceful, combining scientific and statistical arguments with strong emotional and direct appeals. Polarizing and personal language is directed toward opponents ("pull your heads out of the wombs of foreign women") to emphasize the bill's irrelevance. The speaker stresses the immediate need to address climate change and improve the environmental situation, thereby creating a sense of urgency.