Mary Butler

The progression of the Bill through the legislatives stages of the Oireachtas. In this instance, third stage.

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

That TDs would vote in favour of a motion calling on the Government to declare a climate & biodiversity emergency, and to accept and endorse the recommendations of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action

That TDs would vote in favour of a motion calling on the Government to declare a climate & biodiversity emergency, and to accept and endorse the recommendations of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action

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…

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

To set out ICMSA views on climate change policy.

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