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Climate Action Bill

Emissions progress highlighted in government's climate action report

Environment

over 3 years ago

Emissions progress highlighted in government's climate action report

The first Progress Report on the Climate Action Plan 2021 was published by the government today...

Climate bill signed into law by President Higgins

Environment

over 4 years ago

Climate bill signed into law by President Higgins

The Climate Action and Low Carbon Development (Amendment) Act 2021 is officially in place after President Higgins signed bill into law today

Another milestone for climate bill as amendments passed in Dáil

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Another milestone for climate bill as amendments passed in Dáil

The climate action bill has hit another milestone tonight (Wednesday, July 14) as it nears the end of its Oireachtas journey.

New climate bill amendments 'radically shift emphasis from scientific to political'

Environment

over 4 years ago

New climate bill amendments 'radically shift emphasis from scientific to political'

An Taisce is calling on the Dáil to pass the climate bill this evening (Wednesday, July 14) "without last Friday's amendments".

Climate bill 'compromised' by 'last minute' amendments

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Climate bill 'compromised' by 'last minute' amendments

The climate bill has been "compromised" by the "last minute" government amendments introduced last week, according to the Social Democrats.

Dairy News

over 4 years ago

Clarity needed on sectoral emissions in climate bill - NDC

The NDC has called for clarity and visibility in the way sectoral emissions targets are set in the climate bill which is due to be passed this week.

Clarity needed on sectoral emissions in climate bill - NDC

Environment

over 4 years ago

Climate bill: 'Irish livestock numbers will be maintained' - McConalogue

Minister Charlie McConalogue has indicated in the strongest possible terms, that the national herd will not be cut in the wake of the Climate Action Bill.

Climate bill: 'Irish livestock numbers will be maintained' - McConalogue

Video

over 4 years ago

Interview: Minister Charlie McConalogue discusses climate bill

In a comprehensive sit-down interview with Agriland journalist Richard Halloren and the minister discussed climate bill and carbon credits

Interview: Minister Charlie McConalogue discusses climate bill

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Farmers 'haven’t received' proper recognition for climate efforts

Irish farmers haven't received the recognition for their efforts on climate action to date that...

Farmers 'haven’t received' proper recognition for climate efforts

Environment

over 4 years ago

Carbon removals 'won't automatically be assigned' to agri sector

Emission savings brought about by sequestering carbon "won't automatically be assigned to the...

Carbon removals 'won't automatically be assigned' to agri sector

Environment

over 4 years ago

Beef Plan Movement welcomes carbon changes to Climate Action Bill

The Beef Plan Movement (BPM) has welcomed Minister Eamon Ryan's decision to accept two amendments to the Climate Bill regarding carbon sequestration.

Beef Plan Movement welcomes carbon changes to Climate Action Bill

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Credit should be given to agri-sector for the GHG it sequesters - senator

Senator Paul Daly said it is important to give credit to the agri-sector for the greenhouse gas that land, trees and hedgerows sequester

Credit should be given to agri-sector for the GHG it sequesters - senator

Environment

over 4 years ago

'Asking a farmer and asking a multinational to make changes' is 'not comparable'

"Asking a farmer to make changes and asking a multinational to make changes [is] not comparable," according to senator Erin McGreehan.

'Asking a farmer and asking a multinational to make changes' is 'not comparable'

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

'We are not obliged to feed 40 million - we are obliged to meet climate targets'

"We are not obliged to feed 40 million or 50 million people - but we are obliged to meet our climate targets," according to Minister Hackett.

'We are not obliged to feed 40 million - we are obliged to meet climate targets'

Rural Life

over 4 years ago

Climate bill: Lack of farmer views at debates 'very unusual'

The lack of input from farm organisations on the climate bill when it was being debated at committee has been labelled as "very unusual".

Climate bill: Lack of farmer views at debates 'very unusual'

Rural Life

over 4 years ago

Climate bill: 'I can't understand how rural TDs voted for it'

An independent TD has criticised his fellow Dáil members from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael who voted for the Climate Action Bill.

Climate bill: 'I can't understand how rural TDs voted for it'

Rural Life

over 4 years ago

Naughten to seek methane changes to climate bill later in year

Denis Naughten has said that he will seek an amendment to the climate bill later in the year to allow different treatment for methane.

Naughten to seek methane changes to climate bill later in year

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Climate action bill 'would have benefitted from further clarity'

The Climate action bill which was passed through the Dáil last night (Wednesday, June 16) "did not...

Climate action bill 'would have benefitted from further clarity'

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Rural Independents: TDs 'have turned their backs on family farms'

TDs have "turned their backs on rural Ireland and on family farms" by voting through the Climate...

Rural Independents: TDs 'have turned their backs on family farms'

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

IFA urges TDs to vote against 'flawed' climate bill at Dublin protest

The government's move on the Climate Action Bill "could have serious repercussions for the implementation of the legislation", the IFA says.

IFA urges TDs to vote against 'flawed' climate bill at Dublin protest

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

ICSMA writes to TDs outlining concerns over Climate Action Bill

The president of the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has written to TDs...

ICSMA writes to TDs outlining concerns over Climate Action Bill

Rural Life

over 4 years ago

Climate Action Bill 'blatantly attacks fabric of rural Ireland'

A group of TDs has claimed that the Climate Action Bill "blatantly attacks the fabric of rural Ireland and our democracy" in its current form.

Climate Action Bill 'blatantly attacks fabric of rural Ireland'

Rural Life

over 4 years ago

IFA protest on climate bill set for Dublin on Wednesday

Members of the IFA are set to protest at the Convention Centre on Wednesday of this week against the passage of the Climate Action Bill.

IFA protest on climate bill set for Dublin on Wednesday

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