New Irish govt programme fuels concerns over biodiversity protection

Published 14:38 on January 17, 2025  /  Last updated at 14:38 on January 17, 2025  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

The Republic of Ireland's incoming government coalition published this week a plan setting out the actions it aims to take over the next five years, with environmental organisations raising concerns over the lack of strong commitments on biodiversity protection and restoration.
The Republic of Ireland's incoming government coalition published this week a plan setting out the actions it aims to take over the next five years, with environmental organisations raising concerns over the lack of strong commitments on biodiversity protection and restoration.


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