The JÉGER system is shutting down in several counties: a surprising area also experiences high levels of disagreement regarding the issue.
According to a survey conducted by the National Agricultural Chamber, 66.1% of farmers voted to discontinue operation of the National Ice Protection System (JÉGER), while only 24.5% supported its continuation. Responses favoring continued operation were more common in western counties, allowing it to operate under stricter conditions, while in other areas, generators were not started. The survey also examined online interest in the system.
Based on a representative survey of 5,000 farmers conducted by the National Agricultural Chamber, the National Ice Protection System (JÉGER) will be shut down in several counties. Nationally, 66.1% of respondents voted in favor of shutting down the system, while only 24.5% supported maintaining it. At the county level, only in the western counties were those who voted in favor of continuing the system in the majority, so the ministry decided not to activate the generators in areas where the majority voted in favor of shutting it down. However, in the four counties of the Danube Basin, the system can continue to operate under stricter conditions than before. According to Google Trends data, we can see the level of internet interest in the controversial JÉGER system.
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