How Environmentally Friendly is your nation?

[Frankfurt567]

We don't really care about the environment.

[Free Detroit]

Very not, especially for a far-left nation. We're more the "factories and greasy mechanics with guns" kind of lefties, not the "longhairs hugging trees" kind.

[Inertialism]

Not at all. we bulldoze our forests, planting trees is punishable by death and any environmentalists are 're-educated' along with the vegans who are force-fed meat

[Grand Britannia]

Although there are no government regulations on corporations regarding pollution, incentives are given to them for taking green approaches such as tax breaks.

As it stands, the nation's power production is handled entirely by solar, nuclear, wind, and hydroelectric sources.

[Lindenholt]

The Environment is the most important priority in Xoroa.

Almost all forms of Pollution are banned and all cities are 'eco-cities'. We are a Green country, and Industry adapts to the mandate of the nation to protect our Earth mother Gaia, and never harm the Nature around us.

It would be rare to find a nation more environmentally friendly than Xoroa.

Xoroa doesn't have cars in the normal sense, but int he city has 'pods' structured similarly to cars, and they are not privately owned. There are pod depots in regular intervals around the city and they can be picked up and dropped off at a destination of choice. In a typical city, there are also many driverless buses that are powered by biodiesel and electricity. They follow magnets embedded in designated lanes, while a super central computer controls the routes they follow. highways are extremely fast and the pod-cars are sped up by hundreds of wind turbines to the sides of the roads. We also have a skytran with individual pods that go up to 200mph. Transportation is more efficient when thinking Green.

All houses and buildings are ecologically and environmentally responsible.

Esperantujo 2 is similar. Private motoring is banned. We rely on renewables, wind and solar power. However, we have a number of international airports, and a spaceport is nearing completion.

Although Lindenholt has banned all kinds of fossil fuel in the 90s private cars are still allowed, these cars work on electricity what is made from wind, sunlight or plutonium. Also plastics made from oil are not allowed either they are replaced by bio-plastics made from ethanol, but there is a new better, stronger and lighter material nano-fibers. These are a little more expensive than ethanol plastics but much better for the environment.

[Lohan]

We are a tropical paradise so we strive for extremely high environmentally friendly policies and practices, which also happens to attract more tourism.

[Veceria]

Very friendly.

At least latest statistics and researches told us so.

[Merriwhether]

Merriwhether is a highly environmentally friendly nation. Although we do not go out of our way to conserve energy or land (except those protected as landmarks or in the interest of wildlife conservation), it is not a necessity that we do so because we have plenty enough renewable power to keep a nation satisfied two or three fold our size.

We also have technology capable of countering the negative effects of nations which are carbon contributors. Our genetic engineering program has already developed and implimented a type of tree designed to be useless for any purpose besides existing, is fairly well proofed to fire, consumes twice the CO2 and gives off twice the Oxygen. They are also engineered for looks: a healthy Ventededrum (name of the tree, Vent-a-dee-drum) is a very vibrant green, like gem-quality emerald.

Also nearly every car is electric. The only Gasoline or other fossil fuel cars probably belong to tourists or recent immigrants. fossil fuel-based cars are banned from sale by businesses. The only fossil fuel cars that are sold are sold amongst the people, and that is so incredibly few that you could probably count the number of such cars sold in such a way every year on one hand.

[Ko-oren]

Extremely environmentally friendly, and it hinders our economic growth from time to time. Still, because of this, Ko-oren is an example to other countries (and we do make money out of that).

[Teddy Bear Republic]

The TBRE is very environmentally friendly, due to our bear heritage. Just some of the policies we enacted include carbon taxes, corporate laws, subsidized eco-friendly vehicles, green building design subsidies, move to renewable energy sources etc.

[United States of Raptors]

We all know the importance of driving our economies but sometimes too much economic driving equals destructive effects on the natural environment. So how does your government take care of your nation's green fields and blue waters? Or do they? Are environmental issues top of the agenda or right at the bottom? Please contribute some useful comments, thank you.

Fidel State (Foreign Secretary)

We take care of them, in fact we manage to reduce emissions and smog much more than the U.S.A.

[Namor]

The Namorese government is taking all appropriate measures to ensure the environmental development of the nation and to balance that between economic development at the same time.

Some examples include the restriction on factory smog emissions and the encouragement of carpooling and hybrid cars.

[Chemung]

Chemung is the most environmentally friendly in the region and we are reaping the rewards through a massive tourism industry and our energy system, which completely powers our entire nation so we do not rely on foreign fossil fuels!

[Saintland]

The Kings of Saintland have always tried to strike a balance between economic growth and environmental protection. Cars have never been popular in the Kingdom because we are a small remote island with good public transportation. There's not much need for cars. During the reign of King Petrus XV, we have switched entirely to renewable energy to power our nation. Schoolchildren are taught the importance of preserving God's Creation. Litterers and others that are purposely causing needless harm to the environment face arrest and are likely to get a few hours in the stocks for a first offense.

[Tea Utopia]

We try to make everything as eco-friendly through balance and moderation. That being said yes.

[The Kangaroo Republic]

The Kangaroo Republic is a very environmentally conscious nation. It's a strong part of Macropodine culture to have respect for nature and not aggress against wildlife. The Kangaroo Republic has instated some ecological taxes, such as fuel taxes. Corporations that emit carbons are required to buy carbon credits, and are fined when their polution exceeds these credits. While environmental protection is important for cultural reasons, it also holds economic precedence. The Kangaroo Republic benefits heavily from tourism because of its diverse fauna and flora. 7% of the total land of the Kangaroo Republic is protected, and several waters are protected by the Marine Ecology Department of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment.

Laws still need to be balanced out against other economic factors. One of the most important reasons for the prosperity of the Kangaroo Republic is the mining industry. Ore extraction and metallurgy form the largest industry of the country. Mining companies are often subsidised in order to renumerate the costs of land restoration once the ground has become exhausted of the ores mined there.

[New Dallsiph]

We are environmentally friendly to the extent of maintaining a healthy environment. We are an urban culture, so we are not super environmentally friendly, but most of the our roofs have gardens, and our cities tends to grow vertically rather than sprawl.

[YellowApple]

YellowApple, Inc. is accidentally one of the more eco-friendly nations/corporations among the international community, since it produces a very minimal carbon footprint that's more than offset by YellowApple, Inc.'s use of atmospheric greenhouse gases to produce its various carbon-allotrope materials (nanotubes, carbon fiber, graphene, buckyballs, diamond, etc.). We say 'accidentally' because this wasn't exactly YellowApple, Inc.'s goal (the goal instead to be able to completely replace a mining infrastructure with carbon materials production, a goal which YellowApple, Inc. has succeeded with for most applications that previously called for metals, such as construction, aerospace design, and computational technologies).

[Xekliv]

We have factory-planets called Forge Worlds that are (as said before), planets covered in massive factories, producing whatever the Imperium needs at a moments notice. They produce enough pollution and smog that it can be seen from space and the majority of those planet's populations are forced to wear gas masks.

So on that ground, no.

However we also have Eco-Worlds, which are worlds protected by an Imperial Legion regiment that house all the animals from Old Terra. There are many of these worlds, with living and environmental conditions similar to Earth. We use these to ensure the survival of all creatures of Terra, and in the event a newly-established colony needs to Terraform.

We have forge worlds, but since (i'm pretty sure) our tech is more advanced they don't pollute the area as much and create as much smog. Same with non-forge worlds, there's barely any pollution to speak of.

So you could say we're pretty eco-friendly.

Of course the big exception is Adydum, which is practically a gas giant it's so polluted. Which is to be expected since it's an abandoned forge world turned trash planet/slum world.

[Pavonistade]

Not really friendly. We have a thriving economy based on automotive manufacturing, arms manufacturing, information technology development, and uranium extraction, so we released lots of greenhouse gases and cause widespread deforestation just to get at the rich mineral deposits and the timbers.

[Jukraina]

We are very environmentally friendly nation. Nature conservation is most important thing in Jukraina. We think that environment and all animals are better than humans (animals have better rights than humans). So, we are ecofacists.

[Soviet Socialist Alliance]

As a nation that believes heavily in science and reason, we believe that we as a collective people need to act now to do our bit to stop global warming.

This includes the banning of cars and other motor vehicles for civilian personal use, instead providing bicycles for each family to help promote not only fitness, but environmental sustainability.

Our nation also believes in using Solar and Wind energy over Coal in order to try and lower our nations overall emissions.

Finally for the few cars available for diplomatic purposes, we have opted for electric powered cars in order to try and stay true to our philosophy for even our more senior ambassadors.

Sadly, military is still a neglected area in terms of environmental protection. However we view our nation and people's safety as a greater priority then environmental regulation, and hope that at least through our other initiatives, we can lower our nations overall emissions for the most part.

[Luminosia]

Mostly environmentally friendly, although we are industrialized.

Our government is committed to saving and caring our precious environment without sacrificing economic growth and prosperity. For some reason, the current Megers Administration has pursued efforts to restrict carbon emissions from factories and invest heavily on alternative energy resources.

[Empire of Narnia]

Not very much. It's a side effect of Corporatism and the deregulation of industry.

[Gorbovich]

Environment is weak and enemy of the State. Any animal not able to sustain heavy caliber weapons fire is of no use, and we embrace nuclear irradiated animal as strong and resilient product of man-made improvement to outdated animal design. Trees grow many more apple now, and apple even glow! And people now grow third arm from stomach, another arm to work for the Glory of the State.