This is a fantastic example of so many great things. Moving up the value chain, sustainable practices, renewable energy goal to be climate neutral!
Impressive business.

Just keep going- fantastic news

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Ireland faces €26bn bill if EU climate targets missed Two Government advisory councils have come together to warn that Ireland must act to avoid massive financial costs from missing its 2030 climate targets.

Let’s get this done Ireland
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Nitrogen levels in rivers at eight-year low - EPA Early indications show a welcome reduction in the level of nitrogen pollution in Ireland's rivers last year, the Environmental Protection Agency has said.

Promising signs but still lots to do to keep the momentum going
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There are so many positive outcomes form this approach. How can we encourage more action on this?

State risks fine of up to €26bn if EU-agreed climate targets missed Report by Irish Fiscal Advisory Council and the Climate Change Advisory Council sets out potential costs for State

I am all for the positive choice of knuckling down and investing in the transition on the ground to effect long lasting emissions reductions. www.irishtimes.com/business/202...

To reach net zero, farming will have to address the cattle conundrum In terms of land use, we are likely to see a gradual decline in the area used for agriculture, a corresponding increase in forestry, in grass silage for anaerobic digestion, and in solar panels and wi...

Thoughtful piece here about the sector and possible outcomes for farming in ireland. www.irishtimes.com/business/202...

2 million hectares of forests revitalized since 2017. A target of 8 million by 2030.

See how a #GenerationRestoration initiative, driven by community efforts and innovation, is turning ashes into healthy and diverse forests.

Interesting study on the role of big business and areas to improve on in how they engage with farmers

Wind and solar farms saved consumers €840m since 2000 Wind and solar farms have saved Irish consumers a total of €840 million since the year 2000, according to new research for Wind Energy Ireland.

Huge impact for the citizens and for the reduction in GHG emissions. Ireland is reaping the benefits of their investment in the infrastructure and support for renewable energy production. Keep the momentum going to hit the 2030 target.

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