Taoiseach says public's attitude to climate change is 'very heartening'

Taoiseach says public's attitude to climate change is 'very heartening'

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has conceded it is 'time for delivery' on tackling emissions after a stark report from the Climate Change Advisory Council warned Ireland is far behind in its 2030 targets. File picture: Getty Images

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has conceded it is "time for delivery" on tackling emissions after a stark report from the Climate Change Advisory Council warned that Ireland is far behind in its 2030 targets.

Mr Martin told the Irish Examiner that a separate report from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) showing the Irish public overwhelmingly want action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions was "very heartening", and should be the catalyst for change.

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