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Embargoed To 0001 Wednesday May 27 File Photo Dated 24/10/13 Of A General View Of A New 40Mw Wind Farm Development At Bruckana On Bord Na Mona's Cutaway Peatland On The Laois, Kilkenny, Tipperary Borders. Ireland Remains Majorly Off Track For 2030 Targets In Greenhouse Gas Emissions, According To A New Report. Even If There Is A Complete Implementation Of A Wide Range Of Policies And Plans Across Every Sector, Reductions Would Only Get Up To 25% By 2030 - Not Even Halfway To The National Target Of A 51% Cut Compared To 2018 Levels. Issue Date: Wednesday May 27, 2026. Pa Photo. Photo Credit Should Read: Niall Carson/Pa Wire

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Ireland off track from meeting 2030 emissions targets despite proposed measures

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