Switzerland has long been known for its stunning alpine landscapes, precise timepieces, and decadent chocolates. However, in recent years it has also become a pioneer in environmental initiatives and sustainability efforts. As we look towards the year 2024, Switzerland is taking even bigger strides to become a leader in sustainable living.
In 2024, Switzerland will continue to prioritize renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydro power. The country has already committed to phasing out nuclear energy and plans to invest more in alternative energy sources. Additionally, by 2024, Switzerland aims to become a carbon neutral country, meaning that its carbon emissions will be offset through various projects and initiatives.
But it’s not just about the energy sector. The Swiss government has also implemented strict regulations and policies to protect the environment and promote sustainable practices. For example, in 2024, all new buildings in Switzerland will be required to meet high energy efficiency standards. The country also has a strict waste management system, with over 50% of waste being recycled or composted.
Aside from government efforts, the Swiss people have also embraced a sustainable lifestyle. In 2024, it is estimated that over 80% of households will use renewable energy sources, and composting and recycling will be the norm. The Swiss are also avid proponents
