الأسئلة الكبرى لأيرلندا: العمل المناخي والزراعة والبيئة الأيرلندية

Ireland should set a binding domestic target to reduce transport emissions by 50% by 2030, backed by investment in rural public transport.

Ireland should invest in offshore wind at the scale needed to become a net exporter of clean electricity to Europe.

Planning for large-scale onshore and offshore wind and solar farms should be fast-tracked given Ireland's renewable energy potential.

Community benefit funds from wind farms should flow directly to affected residents, not only to local authorities.

Peat bog restoration should be prioritised over continued agricultural use even where this displaces farmers from traditional land use.

Ireland must reduce cattle and dairy herd sizes significantly to meet its legally binding sectoral emission targets under the Climate Action Plan.

Ireland's per-capita emissions are among the highest in the EU and this requires urgent policy change across agriculture, transport, and buildings.