Taoiseach describes as 'highly speculative' an official warning that Ireland will miss 2030 emissions target and face fines up to 26bn
Briefly

Micheál Martin responded to warnings from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council and the Climate Change Advisory Council about Ireland exceeding its climate goals. Predictions suggest fines could reach between €8 billion and €26 billion for noncompliance. Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik highlighted the lack of climate change messaging on the Gov.ie website. Martin acknowledged the challenges faced by government initiatives aimed at meeting climate targets, noting ongoing efforts like retrofitting and increasing public transport usage. He emphasized that the government remains committed but acknowledged opposition to various measures.
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