Nature restoration to benefit from new fund of more than €3bn

Ireland will have upcoming biodiversity obligations from the EU after the European Commission's nature restoration law was passed in the summer.

Ireland will have upcoming biodiversity obligations from the EU after the European Commission's nature restoration law was passed in the summer.

A new fund of more than €3bn earmarked for nature restoration in Ireland has been hailed as a "landmark moment" and a "huge opportunity" by environmental groups.

Part of a new overall €14bn infrastructure, climate, and nature fund, the €3.15bn for nature alone is one of the first in the world and will come from what the Government calls "windfall" corporation tax receipts.

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