Minister: Farmers need to make 'very significant changes' to reduce Ireland's carbon footprint

The United Nations “are not wrong” in urging people eat less meat and dairy, said Joe Healy, president of the Irish Farmers Association (IFA).

Minister: Farmers need to make 'very significant changes' to reduce Ireland's carbon footprint

The United Nations “are not wrong” in urging people eat less meat and dairy, said Joe Healy, president of the Irish Farmers Association (IFA).

Responding to latest findings that Ireland has again missed its targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions, Mr Healy accepted agriculture’s key role in the failure.

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