Tag: Ireland climate policy
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Ireland’s Reluctant Compromise at Cop30: A Climate Deal with a Caveat
Background to Cop30 and Ireland’s Stance The Cop30 conference in Brazil has put EU leaders in a delicate position. While the EU agreed to support the presidency text, Ireland’s climate minister, Darragh O’Brien, signaled continued concerns about what the compromise means for real-world action against fossil fuel use. The meeting comes amid rising pressure from…
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Taoiseach at COP30: Ireland’s Climate Diplomacy in Brazil
Ireland’s Taoiseach heads to COP30 in Brazil Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheál Martin is embarking on a high-profile two-day official visit to Belém, Brazil, to participate in the COP30 leaders’ summit. The gathering marks a critical milestone in the global climate negotiations as nations push to set the tone for the two weeks of diplomacy, pledges, and…
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Taoiseach Heads to COP30 in Brazil to Shape Two-Week Climate Talks
Irish Leader to Open COP30 Day One in Belém Prime Minister Micheál Martin will embark on a two-day official visit to Belém, Brazil, to participate in COP30, the United Nations climate conference that will steer negotiations over the next fortnight. The trip marks a high-profile engagement for Ireland as global leaders converge to address emissions,…