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The author compared the effects of summer heat in the Czech Republic to floods that would kill hundreds of people, and wrote that heat-related deaths remained "invisible." According to a study he referenced, 700 excess deaths were recorded in the summer, of which more than 400 he claimed were related to climate change, particularly due to coal, oil, and gas combustion. The contribution was labeled by Radiožurnál, ČRo Plus, and iROZHLAS. https://t.co/jb6NUexpsj #klima #povodně #zdraví #CZ (translated)

The author stated that the Arctic offers opportunities in renewable resources, critical raw materials, and digital connectivity. He wrote that the EU wants to strengthen transport and energy connections of the region with Europe, while also demanding that oil, coal, and gas remain in the country. #Arktida #obnovitelnézdroje #EU #CZ #EU (translated)

Libor Němec asked in his post how much the vacation of a constitutional official cost, who, according to him, waved from the sea, how he paid for it, where he traveled, and what carbon footprint he left behind. https://t.co/9QzK1Pe3Il #dovolená #uhlíkovástopa #náklady (translated)

Jura Háček wrote that the debate over the carbon footprint, in his opinion, gave way to criticism that the president did not come to the elections properly dressed. He claimed that people who were bothered by the president's thousand-crown shoes from Decathlon simultaneously admired a Turk who, according to him, rented a Maybach with a driver. He labeled the Turk as not very intelligent and noted that he often showed swollen feet and new shoes in footage. Háček also wrote that the president should be more likable to most people than the Turk. #politika #prezident #volby (translated)

The author Kutil Ondra wrote that the public debate devoted disproportionate attention to the private vacation trip of the president and demands for its transparency, while other topics remained sidelined. He stated that the state-owned ČEPRO was, in his view, trading billions without a public tender with companies connected to the prime minister, that statements from some MPs about children with mental difficulties only outraged part of the public, and that warnings from security services or questions regarding the defense of the state faced trivialization from some government politicians. He also criticized the glorification of allegedly clean coal and arguments against renewable sources, which he labeled as outdated, and reminded of the country's indebtedness as well as unresolved issues regarding the prime minister's conflict of interest. He added that he remembered what the current prime minister said about financing his private vacations, but felt ashamed to write it down; he also felt ashamed, in his own words, of who stands at the head of the government. What he found most disturbing was that people have stopped asking about a number of important matters. #politika #transparentnost #odpovědnost (translated)

Jura Háček stated that the video captured all flights on private jets by Donald Trump, J. D. Vance, and Elon Musk during the two months of the 2024 election campaign. He claimed that their carbon footprint was also mentioned in the bottom right corner of the video. He mocked the criticisms from the president, who according to him started speaking about the carbon footprint over the weekend, and wrote that the only footprint the president left remained in their minds. #uhlíkovástopa #Trump #volebnákampaň (translated)

Ivan Bartoš stated that the Pirates won a dispute with Čepro, which he claimed had long refused to disclose how many contracts were awarded to Agrofert without a tender. He described the amount as extraordinarily high and asserted that this was precisely why Čepro kept it secret. He mentioned a figure of 19 billion for Andrej Babiš and claimed that the contracts without a tender were covered by the antimonopoly office and were not addressed by the then minister from ODS, Zbyněk Stanjura. Bartoš wrote that Stanjura rejected the request for a tender and that the planned change at the antimonopoly office, as well as the new law he prepared with experts, met with resistance from Martin Kupka, Stanjura, and Pavel Blažek. He also mentioned Petr Mlsna, Petr Nečas, Petr Fiala, Martin Kuba, Petr Bendl, and Tomáš Chalupa and claimed that the head of the antimonopoly office was appointed without a proper tender by Andrej Babiš and Miloš Zeman. In conclusion, he recommended the show "Noty od Mlsny" and jokingly suggested eating a piece of black coal before watching it. https://t.co/0YQzdjtzQu #politika #AntimonopolníÚřad #soutěžení (translated)