Naoise Ó Muirí

To enhance current enforcement levels

For the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Change to meet with civil-society organisations ahead and following COP30

To share ACE Ireland's report 'Getting Recycling Sorted' and to secure a meeting to discuss the report's recommendations, sorting and recycling processes in Ireland and the Programme for Government commitment to provide investment in sorting technology in Ireland’s MRF network.

To outline IPPCA members’ concerns regarding the proposed 20c levy on single-use cups and highlight the need for alignment with EU packaging legislation

To highlight recommendations to address vacancy and dereliction in Ireland's towns and cities.

That the Committee invite representatives nominated by the co-signing organisations to take part in thesession on energy affordability on December 10th.

To brief the Deputy on the potential implications of the UWWTD

Highlighting priority policy areas that Friends of the Earth believes the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy should address in its 2025 work programme.

To accept an invitation to discuss the key barriers that may prevent Ireland from meeting its 2026 - 2030 climate change targets.::To emphasise the challenges for Agriculture and the potential solutions to ensure sustainable progress.

Deliver the Centre for Environmental Justice's Pre Budget Submission.

To raise awareness about the newly identified Important Bird Areas for seabirds in Ireland

To share the Danone UK & Ireland Impact Journey Progress Report 2024-2025 with Deputy O' Muiri highlighting the company’s achievements and KPIs across three key pillars -health, nature and people & communities- and highlighting its key priorities regarding sustainability.

To update Oireachtas members on MPA legislation progress and increase awareness of the need for urgent action

Shared new policy briefing with members of the Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy and sought a meeting with political representatives.

Raising awareness of the Building Life campaign, the aim of which is to achieve a broad range of private sector actions and public policy changes that will be required to tackle the whole-life environmental impact of the built environment.