Mikołaj Dorożała, the Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment, has officially announced his resignation from the party Poland 2050. In a message shared on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), he reflected on the volunteers he has met throughout his journey, acknowledging both the early supporters and those who are still actively contributing to the movement. Dorożała expressed his gratitude towards Szymon Hołownia, the leader of Poland 2050, for his efforts to promote environmental issues during the 2020 presidential elections, highlighting the importance of such advocacy for political newcomers like himself.

Throughout his announcement, Dorożała emphasized the critical need for environmental protection and stated that nature cannot defend itself. His departure from Poland 2050 raises questions about the internal dynamics of the party, especially in light of the recent political developments in Poland. By stepping down, he also leaves a significant position within a party that has been gaining traction in the Polish political landscape.

As he resigns from Poland 2050, Dorożała assured that he intends to continue his battle for environmental issues on what he terms the "most important front." This statement casts a spotlight on his commitment to climate advocacy, regardless of his political affiliations, and highlights ongoing challenges within the Polish political framework concerning environmental policies and party coherence.