By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The style is analytical, data-driven, and often reactive, responding directly to questions and objections raised by the audience. The tone is predominantly professional, but shifts to assertive and, at times, ideologically contentious, particularly on the subject of cheap fossil fuels. The speaker uses blunt language to counter opponents' arguments, labeling them "hot air" or "false," and rejects the base accusation of being called a "Putinist."

The rhetorical style is formal and analytical, addressing the Prime Minister directly in the form of a question. The tone is concerned and cautionary, using logical arguments and metaphors (the pendulum, the pyramid) to explain the structure of science and emphasize the consequences of the policy.