Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Prevent a cap on production, which would impact directly on the incomes of farm families and the 300,000 jobs that the agri-food sector supports.::Farmers should be consulted about the impact such an arbitrary ceiling would have on Ireland's rural economy or its negative impact…
Increase use of forestry for climate change
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Expressed concern regarding the proposed Carbon Tax on food production::Increased grant aid for the purchase of low-emisson slurry spreading equipment
Highlighting our network's support for renewable energy infrastucture, and the significant long term planning and development that will necessary to create a sustainable society with liveable cities and towns
To support the Climate Emergency Bill
Support for the adoption of ETSU-R-97 standard as outlined by the British Institute of Acoustics in planning renewable energy projects.
Finalising report and recommendations of Committee on Climate Action
That the Joint Oireachtas Committee build on the mandate provided by the Citizens' Assembly when finalising it's recommendations
Awareness of IWMA recommendations on waste policy 2019
Adoption by Fine Gael of proposals
To develop with Minister Richard Bruton how Ireland's carbon efficient agri-food sector can develop, while continuing to address the climate challenge::To demonstrate that addressing the climate challenge is not optional for any one who is serious about the long-term future of…
To emphasise to the Minister for Communications, Climate Action & Environment, the importance of building on the policy recommendations provided by the report from the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action, in the All-of-Government Plan on climate action.
That the potential of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action process is fulfilled, by ensuring the launch of the Report focuses on the significance of the document, the significance of the range of actions included in the Report, and the significance of the mandate it…
To welcome the recommendation in the Joint Oireachtas Report - Climate Change - A Cross-Party Consensus for Action that IFA's proposal that the Teagasc climate roadmap should form the basis for further climate action, improvements to farm level efficiencies, a reduction in…
Engineers Ireland was invited and was represented at Minister Bruton's All of Government Plan on Climate Disruption High Level Consultative Forum in Dublin. The Deputy listed below was present in a small group break out session where Engineers Ireland participated.