Gap to Ireland's 51% Emissions Target Widening

Climate target failure: Ireland faces up to 11 National Children’s Hospitals worth of fines

Ireland is moving further away from achieving its 2030 greenhouse gas emissions reduction of 51%.

Ireland won't even get halfway to its carbon emissions reduction target, says EPA

Professor Diarmuid Torney, director of DCU’s institute for climate and society, said: 'We seem to have moved backwards'

Ireland’s emissions target falls further off course, heightening probability of being hit with billions in fines

Emissions reduction of 23 per cent anticipated by 2030, but national target is 51 per cent

Gap to Ireland's 51% emissions target widening

Ireland has gone backwards in its attempts to achieve its greenhouse gas emissions targets, according to an updated analysis by the Environment Protection Agency.

Ireland to miss 2030 climate goals despite planned emission cuts -EPA « Carbon Pulse

Ireland is on course to fall significantly short of its 2030 greenhouse gas reduction targets, even under the government's most optimistic policy scenario, the country’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said in a report published this week.

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