The Green Party is calling for a rapid phase-out of fossil fuels, after delegates approved a new resolution at a meeting in canton Basel-Country over the weekend.
The plan demands a clear roadmap to end fossil fuel use, alongside what the party describes as a “socially just” transition that leaves no one behind.
The Greens also backed a proposal to tax airline tickets and boost rail travel, aimed at cutting air traffic.
Party president Lisa Mazzone warned fossil fuels are fuelling global conflict, insisting they have “no future.”
Call to ban demos in Geneva during G7
Strong winds blamed for cable car accident
GMO initiative goes to signature recount
Geneva fine defaulters won't go to jail
Multi-million franc chocolate paradise to open
Economic outlook uncertain for this year
