John Lahart

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…

That the motion to progress the Climate Emergency Bill will be carried in the Dail

That Oireachtas members facilitate a solutions focused approach to addressing the climate challenge::That key actions, as identified by Teagasc, that Government and the new Committee on Climate Action can deliver on include an increased focus on sustainability advisory support…

That there is a solutions focused approach to addressing the climate challenge::To minimise restrictions place on farmers due to climate change

Seek recognition of Ireland's carbon efficient model of food production and Ireland's forestry and soils carbon sinks in the climate debate::Seek meeting with Minister Richard Bruton

Increase ambition of Ireland's climate action, including the role of the Committee on Climate Action::Passage of Fossil Fuel Divestment Bill::Support for the Climate Emergency Measures and the Microgen Bills

Ensuring proposals of new Joint Committee on Climate Action are robust and at least as strong as Citizens' Assembly recommendations

Ensuring proposals of new Joint Committee on Climate Action include carbon budgets and climate impacts assessments

Ensuring proposals of new Joint Committee on Climate Action are robust and at least as strong as Citizens' Assembly recommendations

To ask the committee to question ESB’s continued reliance on Colombian coal at Moneypoint Power station

Greater overall action to reduce emissions in Ireland, including passage of a Fossil Fuels Divestment Bill and a Climate Emergency Measures Bill

To secure the passing of the Fossil Fuel Divestment Bill in the Dail

Amend the Bill to use clearer language and defined terms::Oppose the restriction of the bands of hours::Remove the reliance of the Bill on criminal sanctions::Reduce the unintended consequences of the Bill on employers and employees

Ireland to pass the Fossil Fuel Divestment Bill and strengthen the ambition of the National Mitigation Plan as part of a global 'just transition'.

To ensure the continuation of the nitrates derogation for dairy and livestock farmers::To ensure the continuation of the transitional phosphorous arrangements for the pig and poultry sectors::To ensure greater slurry spreading flexibility for farmers, based on best agronomic…