By Years: Yoko Alender

The focus is placed on the quality of the living environment and the protection of nature as both a constitutional and social value, noting that nature ranks highest among Estonian values. It directly tackles public health and environmental disturbances, such as specifying the target value for noise pollution and resolving the issues caused by burning landfills. Furthermore, it supports the balance between nature and humans, for instance, through an amendment to the Wolf Act.

Social issues are primarily linked to public health and the living environment, highlighting that one in five premature deaths globally is caused by fossil fuel emissions. The importance of spatial planning is also stressed in improving human health and the quality of the environment.