The European Commission’s climate goals are most likely unachievable, but they certainly generate enormous costs of implementation, which will be borne by hundreds of millions of Europeans, forced to make costly investments and futile sacrifices. The most prominent, among the many negative consequences of the EU policies collectively known as the European Green Deal will be the destruction of competitiveness of the European economy, expected fines on individuals for keeping their homes warm, imposing unnecessary taxes on transportation, eliminating domestic agriculture or restricting individuals’ ability to travel. Its stated goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 relative to 1990 levels, and to be achieve zero emissions by 2050. These goals exceed the European Union’s actual capabilities and, what’s equally important, even if achieved, they would not significantly reduce global emissions allegedly causing the global climate change, since EU countries are responsible for only a small fraction thereof.

The greatest challenges facing Europe today, apart from the war raging in the East, include the ban on registration of combustion engine vehicles, the introduction of the ETS I and ETS II emissions trading systems (which will directly impact European families) and, finally, the Buildings Directive providing for penalties for failing to thermo-modernize homes. To make matters worse, these are self-inflicted problems which are completely avoidable. Continuing to follow the ideology of climate-ism will cause the impoverishment of European societies by artificially elevating the cost of living and making it impossible to meet such basic needs as providing warmth in winter or preparing meals. Continued attempts to implement the EU’s climate goals pose a threat to the energy and financial security of Europeans. We do not want to see a return to the days when European families were uncertain about their future.

Gravely concerned for the prosperity of our continent and the need to preserve stability and security, we demand that you immediately stop implementing EU climate solutions that impose unnecessary costs on citizens. We also demand that you take steps at the European Council to reverse the ideological course of the European Union on climate issues.

Heads of Government of the European Union Member States

Ladies and Gentlemen,

As citizens of the European Union countries, we would like to remind the governments of the EU member states of the reasons why the European Community was established. One of the overriding goals of the establishment of this international organization was to realize the common aspiration of the peoples of Europe to ensure security and prosperity. Meanwhile, the European Commission (un-elected by, and outside the democratic control of the citizens of EU member states), prepares a series of successive directives and regulations motivated by the ideology of climate-ism, which are forcing millions of European families into misery and insecurity.

The European Commission’s climate goals are most likely unachievable, but they certainly generate enormous costs of implementation, which will be borne by hundreds of millions of Europeans, forced to make costly investments and futile sacrifices. The most prominent, among the many negative consequences of the EU policies collectively known as the European Green Deal will be the destruction of competitiveness of the European economy, expected fines on individuals for keeping their homes warm, imposing unnecessary taxes on transportation, eliminating domestic agriculture or restricting individuals’ ability to travel. Its stated goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 relative to 1990 levels, and to be achieve zero emissions by 2050. These goals exceed the European Union’s actual capabilities and, what’s equally important, even if achieved, they would not significantly reduce global emissions allegedly causing the global climate change, since EU countries are responsible for only a small fraction thereof.

The greatest challenges facing Europe today, apart from the war raging in the East, include the ban on registration of combustion engine vehicles, the introduction of the ETS I and ETS II emissions trading systems (which will directly impact European families) and, finally, the Buildings Directive providing for penalties for failing to thermo-modernize homes. To make matters worse, these are self-inflicted problems which are completely avoidable. Continuing to follow the ideology of climate-ism will cause the impoverishment of European societies by artificially elevating the cost of living and making it impossible to meet such basic needs as providing warmth in winter or preparing meals. Continued attempts to implement the EU’s climate goals pose a threat to the energy and financial security of Europeans. We do not want to see a return to the days when European families were uncertain about their future.

Gravely concerned for the prosperity of our continent and the need to preserve stability and security, we demand that you immediately stop implementing EU climate solutions that impose unnecessary costs on citizens. We also demand that you take steps at the European Council to reverse the ideological course of the European Union on climate issues.