Human presence on this planet consumes its resources and pollutes the environment – that is a fact. We can talk about the existential needs of the poorest part of the world's population, as well as the consumption (lack of) culture in the prosperous part of the world and the desire for ever-new gadgets and greater power without rational justification.

There is no doubt that in the era of the Green Deal's economic transformation, the impact of economic activity on the environment, climate, and biodiversity must be assessed. Our daily means of transport, primarily vehicles, must become cleaner and more efficient; the pollution caused by production must be reduced, consumption and the volume of waste must be cut down, and waste disposal must be improved, alongside reducing the impact on biodiversity. Ideally, all over the world.