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A glacier is retreating: what should Switzerland do?

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Completed participations
181
Completion rate
100.0%
Counting basis
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When climate protection conflicts with economic growth, what should guide Swiss policy?

181 votes

Keep economic growth ahead of stricter climate measures

25% · 46 votes

Keep economic growth ahead of stricter climate measures reaches 25 percent with 46 votes.

Act only where the costs stay very limited

25% · 45 votes

Act only where the costs stay very limited reaches 25 percent with 45 votes.

Step up measures, but spread the costs fairly

24% · 43 votes

Step up measures, but spread the costs fairly reaches 24 percent with 43 votes.

Give climate protection priority even when it constrains growth

26% · 47 votes

Give climate protection priority even when it constrains growth reaches 26 percent with 47 votes.

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Who should bear the costs of adapting to glacier retreat and related risks?

181 votes

Those directly affected should primarily cover the costs

30% · 54 votes

Those directly affected should primarily cover the costs reaches 30 percent with 54 votes.

Regions and businesses should carry the main share

24% · 43 votes

Regions and businesses should carry the main share reaches 24 percent with 43 votes.

The federal government, cantons and affected sectors should share the burden

21% · 38 votes

The federal government, cantons and affected sectors should share the burden reaches 21 percent with 38 votes.

The federal government should ensure broad solidarity funding

25% · 46 votes

The federal government should ensure broad solidarity funding reaches 25 percent with 46 votes.

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How far should everyday consumption and infrastructure change in response to the climate crisis?

181 votes

Keep today’s consumption patterns largely unchanged

25% · 45 votes

Keep today’s consumption patterns largely unchanged reaches 25 percent with 45 votes.

Rely mainly on voluntary personal changes

14% · 26 votes

Rely mainly on voluntary personal changes reaches 14 percent with 26 votes.

Combine personal changes with clear rules for companies and infrastructure

40% · 72 votes

Combine personal changes with clear rules for companies and infrastructure reaches 40 percent with 72 votes.

Make sustainable choices the default through firm standards and investment

21% · 38 votes

Make sustainable choices the default through firm standards and investment reaches 21 percent with 38 votes.