The draft on this issue has just reached public consultation and interministerial arrangements. “This is simply a comprehensive document, dense from footnotes and – more importantly – full of fresh ideas that can importantly change the way the full nature protection strategy works in Poland,” emphasised Dr. Paweł Sałek, vice-president of the Parliamentary Committee on Environmental Protection, Natural Resources and Forestry. The problem is that Paulina Hennig-Kloska's legislative offensive is not always followed by logic or convincing justification. “We are ruled by people who respect the existing model of environmental protection, agriculture as bad or very bad. And this is simply a immense legacy that we have received since erstwhile generations. The impact on forests and nature is simply a de facto impact on part of the Polish heritage – says Andrzej Śniegula, associate of the National Council of the National Council of National Farmers of Individual Farmers "Solidarity", vice-president of the union of Łódź Voivodeship.
