By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

The political focus is on environmental issues, specifically the risks associated with nanoparticles and additives in aviation fuels, recognizing that these inherently pose environmental challenges. A moderately critical and inquisitive stance is maintained, demanding clarification regarding the claims presented (e.g., snow turning blue) and the technical data (the percentage in the fuel). The approach is heavily policy- and data-driven, centered on fact-checking.

The speaker positions himself as a proponent for resolving environmental crises, stressing the sustainable use of water and the necessity of moving toward acknowledging the reality of ecological scarcity. Furthermore, he raises a value-based question regarding the strength of national identity in relation to the need to remove a monument, thereby challenging the underlying assumption that the identity is weak.