We are witnessing how the climate apocalypse, driven by an old generation saturated by fiat monetary policy, is becoming a sinker for the future of the younger generation in Switzerland too.
In a landmark ruling, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has upheld the right to climate protection, marking a pivotal moment for Switzerland. The court criticized Switzerland's inadequate climate policies, echoing concerns voiced by the "Climate Seniors Switzerland" association.
Backed by environmental group Greenpeace, the association comprises some 2,500 women aged 64 and older. They argue that the escalating threat of climate change, marked by more frequent and intense heatwaves, poses a grave risk to older individuals, particularly women.
The court's rebuke underscores Switzerland's failure to enact sufficient measures to curb greenhouse gas emissions and limit global temperature rise in line with its human rights obligations.