Scary that we have to grovel to the EU not to bill us billions when overall our carbon footprint is minuscule in comparison to countries across the globe..
quondam47 on
If the lower figure of €8 billion in fines is true, we could build the Shelmalere Offshore Wind Farm four times over.
NiceManWhoIsFriendly on
Again it’s all planning
throughthehills2 on
Wow, between 8 and 26 billion euro cost.
When we set our sector targets the government made unrealistic goals for energy and transport which they knew we would never make. All so we could pretend agriculture is sustainable. I know a lot of farmers want agriculture to be sustainable. The CAP payments needs to incentivise growing crops to support farmers to move away from sheep and cattle farming.
Rumpsfield on
Giz a few quid off Der will ye budd? SOUND
hmmm_ on
Our lobbying campaigns in the EU rely on goodwill, which will be lacking given our lectures on “militarism”. Besides which, who signed us up to this crazy target?
WolfetoneRebel on
Remember that these fines are you tax payer dollars
MasterSafety374 on
While Ireland’s Agriculture sector makes it unique within the EU, it doesn’t really excuse how farmers are basically immune to consequence incompetent/shady farming practices cause environmental harm. All the EU has to do is to point that out and Ireland’s main defence collapses.
YoIronFistBro on
Discount? The only acceptable response is that the EU makes it _less_ difficult for us to lower emissions, instead of making it more difficult!
maverickeire on
Silly of us to sign up to this in the first place
jonnieggg on
It’s easy to give away somebody else’s money. It’s extraordinary that the government would sign up to an arrangement that would jeopardize the finances of the state to such an extent. Reckless.
jonnieggg on
Food and energy security are non-negotiable in the current volatile geopolitical environment we now live in. These targets need to be ignored, ridiculous.
sureyouknowurself on
I have no desire to pay these taxes. If they were serious about implementing them then they would levy politicians salaries for missed targets. This is just another tax.
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Scary that we have to grovel to the EU not to bill us billions when overall our carbon footprint is minuscule in comparison to countries across the globe..
If the lower figure of €8 billion in fines is true, we could build the Shelmalere Offshore Wind Farm four times over.
Again it’s all planning
Wow, between 8 and 26 billion euro cost.
When we set our sector targets the government made unrealistic goals for energy and transport which they knew we would never make. All so we could pretend agriculture is sustainable. I know a lot of farmers want agriculture to be sustainable. The CAP payments needs to incentivise growing crops to support farmers to move away from sheep and cattle farming.
Giz a few quid off Der will ye budd? SOUND
Our lobbying campaigns in the EU rely on goodwill, which will be lacking given our lectures on “militarism”. Besides which, who signed us up to this crazy target?
Remember that these fines are you tax payer dollars
While Ireland’s Agriculture sector makes it unique within the EU, it doesn’t really excuse how farmers are basically immune to consequence incompetent/shady farming practices cause environmental harm. All the EU has to do is to point that out and Ireland’s main defence collapses.
Discount? The only acceptable response is that the EU makes it _less_ difficult for us to lower emissions, instead of making it more difficult!
Silly of us to sign up to this in the first place
It’s easy to give away somebody else’s money. It’s extraordinary that the government would sign up to an arrangement that would jeopardize the finances of the state to such an extent. Reckless.
Food and energy security are non-negotiable in the current volatile geopolitical environment we now live in. These targets need to be ignored, ridiculous.
I have no desire to pay these taxes. If they were serious about implementing them then they would levy politicians salaries for missed targets. This is just another tax.