In the week of the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States, in our latitudes the voters in their voting orientation markedly reward Giorgia <a href="https://www.archyde.com/a-female-president-of-italy-the-parliamentary-system-has-historically-been-sexist/" title="A female president of Italy? | The parliamentary system has historically been sexist”>Meloni‘s party. In the Swg survey of Enrico Mentana’s Tg La7, Monday 11 November, the greatest growth compared to seven days ago is that of Fratelli d’Italia which by virtue of a +0.4 percent is now one step away from thirty (29, 8%). Minus sign on the left, with the Democratic Party at 22.1 and the 5 Star Movement at 11.3 both at a loss. The League grows to 8.9 where it reaches Forza Italia, stable. The Greens and Left alliance is growing with +0.2 (6.7, other parties all under 3 percent.
Returning to Trump, compared to the first election in 2016, the percentage of Italians satisfied with his victory has increased: from 26 to 33 percent. A minority compared to those who are not satisfied. But 58 percent of the sample thinks that the Republican will be able to find an agreement to end the war in Ukraine. Although 32 percent are convinced that this will favor Russia.
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**Interview with Dr. Jane Thompson: Expert on Renewable Energy Solutions**
**Interviewer:** Good afternoon, Dr. Thompson. Thank you for joining us today.
**Dr. Thompson:** Thank you for having me!
**Interviewer:** Let’s dive right in. Recently, we’ve seen a surge in discussions about renewable energy. What do you believe is the driving force behind this increased interest?
**Dr. Thompson:** The driving force is a combination of climate change awareness, the advancement of technology, and the significant economic potential of renewable energy sources. People are beginning to realize that sustainable energy is not just good for the planet but also for their wallets in the long run.
**Interviewer:** That makes sense. Can you share some of the most promising developments in the field right now?
**Dr. Thompson:** Absolutely! We are witnessing incredible advancements in solar panel efficiency and the storage capabilities of batteries. For instance, new technologies are allowing solar panels to convert more sunlight into energy, and lithium-sulfur batteries are being developed to hold more energy with a longer lifespan. This makes renewable solutions more accessible and practical.
**Interviewer:** What challenges do you think we still need to overcome?
**Dr. Thompson:** One major challenge is the infrastructure to support renewable energy sources. Many regions still rely heavily on fossil fuels, and transitioning to renewables requires significant investment in grid technologies and storage solutions. Additionally, we need to address policy frameworks that can sometimes hinder rapid implementation.
**Interviewer:** Speaking of policy, how can individuals advocate for stronger renewable energy initiatives in their communities?
**Dr. Thompson:** Individuals can start by educating themselves and others about the benefits of renewables. Joining local advocacy groups or attending town hall meetings to voice support for sustainable policies can make a difference. Also, pushing for incentives for solar roof installations and energy-efficient upgrades can create momentum.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Thompson, for your insights into this crucial topic. We appreciate your time.
**Dr. Thompson:** Thank you, it’s been a pleasure.
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