We lost Schlyter, but won the climate

"the Haughty opposition saves the no of planets"

"Aftonbladet's leader board is the independent social democrat."

"until yesterday it was Carl Schlyter miljöpartist. He has represented the party both in the parliament and the european Parliament, and was seen as a candidate to språkrörsposten. But now he has had enough, he writes in a post on Facebook. Schlyter, do not think that the new regeringsöverenskommelsen is enough left, and environmentally friendly. Rather than engage in the party will he now work for the climate elsewhere."

"Carl Schlytrar out there to start their own movements, it will be the only compromise halvliberaler remain in the parties. "

"Needed debate within the parties"

"Carl Schlytrar out there to start their own movements, it will be the only compromise halvliberaler remain in the parties. Then it is really run for the left."

"Not afford to go into opposition"

"A reason to prefer the compromise in front of the to aloof go in opposition should be just the climate. It is in a hurry, and hardly so that KD and M with the support of the SD, C, and L would result in a more efficient climate policy than this. We really cannot afford a government of 'climate change deniers' and förhalare in four years."

"the Compromise between the S, MP, C and L contain good climate measures. There is a part of the infrastructure: promises about investment in railways in Sweden, high-speed and smoother trains to Europe. A national ticketing system for public transport to facilitate climate-smart ride-on in the whole country. We receive no sales of new petrol and diesel cars after 2030, but international attempts to tax fossil fuel. It'sa stimuleringar of car-pooling, tax incentives to facilitate the cykelpendling – it is elcykelavdraget who suddenly got the right blessing? And so we try to prohibit the mikroplaster and unnecessary plastic goods, and taxing plastic bags. Last but not least we would like to get a deposit system for mobile phones and batteries."

"We do not have Carl Schlyter in politics anymore. But at least we have the basis for a fully adequate climate policy."