By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The focus tends to be more on national and regional environmental impacts (such as the lack of ice in the Gulf of Finland) and the broader issue of global climate change. Specific local or regional projects are lacking.

Even though the focus is national (the constitution and the economy), a specific local issue is highlighted as an example—the Saarde wind farm, where residents have suffered from infrasound and been forced to abandon their homes. Internationally, the Danish example is cited regarding compensating for the resulting drop in property values when wind turbines are constructed.

The focus is on national legislative issues (such as prosecutorial accountability and the hate speech law) and international debates concerning social media and censorship (TikTok, Zuckerberg). There is no reference to local or regional matters.

It focuses on Estonia's domestic economic problems, but strongly emphasizes the cross-border dimension, particularly regarding the rapid growth of border trade with Latvia. It also compares Estonia's energy and tax policies with those of Finland and Sweden, noting Estonia's lack of appeal to Nordic tourists.

The focus is strongly regional, centering on Virumaa, which is home to valuable farmlands and potential mining sites (Toolse). Groundwater problems in the Rakvere area and the expansion of the Aseri port are also mentioned. Emphasis is placed on the local social and demographic consequences that accompany mining operations.

The focus is strongly international (geopolitical conflicts, EU appointments) and national (the role of parliament, defense capability). Local references include the example of the Lasnamäe school concerning the language issue and the problem of the Aidu wind farm in the context of wind turbine regulations, linking these to national healthcare and security.

The regional focus is directed at the maritime area of Western Estonia, specifically where wind farms are planned off the coast of Saaremaa, as well as addressing air surveillance issues in Eastern Estonia (Ida-Virumaa, near Lake Peipus). This topic is broadly linked to NATO early warning capabilities and Baltic Sea security, particularly in light of the Kaliningrad Oblast and the movements of Russian aircraft.

There is not enough data.

The focus is at the national level and concerns nationwide tax policy and the revenue sources for the state budget.