Minister: Ireland cut agri emissions in 2023
Concessions made to farmers because of protests won’t affect the environment, the agriculture minister says.
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SUBSCRIBEFears that concessions made in Brussels to protesting farmers will cause environmental damage in Ireland have been rejected by Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue.
His department, like all ministries across Europe, must apply these standards at an appropriate level to protect natural resources, including soil health, air and water quality, habitats, and biodiversity.
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