FPÖ plans to abolish the air hundred: Environment in danger?

FPÖ plans to abolish the air hundred: Environment in danger?

Fohnsdorf, Österreich - Styria faces a drastic turn in environmental policy. As the Kleine Zeitung reports, the responsible FPÖ- State Council Hannes Amesbauer plans the surrounding abolition of the so -called "air hundred". This control frame served to regulate air pollutants. "The measured values ​​should continue to be monitored and possible compensation measures in the new regulation should be taken into account," said Deputy Governor Manuela Khom. These measures are intended to ensure that the environment remains protected in Styria, despite the upcoming abolition. Critics such as the KPÖ and the Greens see the departure from this environmental standard as a devastating step backwards that could further deteriorate air quality in the metropolitan areas.

dangers of spatial planning

But not only the air purity is in danger. According to the Styrian Greens , the spatial development of Styria could take a fatal turn. In the Fohnsdorf arena, living within a shopping center is advertised as "future -oriented", which is considered misleading and harmful by many politicians. The green control spokesman Lambert Schönleitner warns of this "bad development": "It is absurd that we want to lure people out of the town centers and move them to the shopping center."

These developments come up with massive concerns, especially with regard to the ongoing area and the displacement of trade from the town centers in Styria. Schönleitner announced an inquiry to the responsible FPÖ state council to clarify whether such a softening of the spatial planning is sought. The emerging change prepares a headache for many Styrians, while the image of a future -oriented spatial development is in danger.