By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The economic perspectives emphasize supporting the agricultural sector and maintaining production capacity. The speaker calls for legislative restrictions on converting valuable farmland for other uses, which demonstrates support for protecting the interests of the primary sector through regulation.

The economic considerations are linked to the financing of regulation and environmental protection, supporting the 800-euro charge as a mechanism for directing scrap vehicles into legal treatment facilities. The significance of extended producer responsibility in guiding the management of end-of-life vehicles is also highlighted. It is acknowledged that the high cost may create socioeconomic problems for less affluent owners.

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Economic positions emphasize a transition to a cleaner economy, where oil shale is primarily utilized in fine chemistry rather than energy production. Mitigation of the socio-economic impact in Ida-Virumaa is supported through the Just Transition Fund and grants for industrial parks. It is anticipated that businesses relying on fossil fuels will lose access to loans in the future.