Paul Murphy

To raise awareness of the health impact of air pollution, which the Parliamentary Question submitted by Paul Murphy TD to Minister for Environment Eamon Ryan was based on..

To raise awareness of MPAs and our seas among political and policy stakeholders. To gauge interest in marine conservation among identified stakeholders.

To support Ireland's progress towards the 2030 agenda by engaging further with the SDGs and policy proposals on how to implement them at local and national level.

To outline the merits of a digital DRS scheme and to establish a meeting to discuss the same in more detail.

Ensure climate action is underpinned by robust legislation and policies.

That as many TDs as possible would support the passage of the Bill through this second stage

Reduce our carbon omissions to meet the 2030 targets.

Ensure sustainable forestry practices are adopted in Ireland.

Specific committments in the Programme for Government for Faster and Fairer climate action, with at least 8 % reduction in emissions per year

The Continuation of funding for the PURE Project. The project has successfully tackled illegal dumping and flytipping in the Wicklow and Dublin uplands since 2006. The existing three year agreement with the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment expired in…

Ensure climate action and biodiversity form an integral part of the Programme for Government with the following key actions: increase funding for environmental sector and protection of nature; creation of a unified biodiversity and climate department under one cabinet minister;…

Increased funding for NPWS and eNGOs including BirdWatch Ireland to be included in next Programme for Government to reverse decades of underspend & seriously tackle biodiversity loss.::Imprint on the minds of elected officials the scale of the challenges for biodiversity in…

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

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

To remove Sections 7 and 8 of the Heritage Bill which would significantly impact breeding birds of hedgerows, uplands and lowland hills.