'Gradual' change since climate emergency declared, says Boot
The environment minister says the Island is experiencing a 'gradual change' in reducing its carbon emmissions but it will accelerate.
It's after the Climate Change Bill had its third reading in the House of Keys.
A 'climate change emergency' was declared in the Isle of Man in May 2019.
Geoffrey Boot was asked whether carbon emmissions have reduced since then:
Island's first rapid EV charger being installed
Once operational, the site will retain its existing charger, increasing overall capacity to four charging bays
Mooir Vannin could be first of many
Dr Alex Allinson, who is retiring as Ramsey MHK at this year's general election, gave evidence to the final hearing by the independent panel.
'Significant investment or redevelopment' needed at Ramsey District Cottage Hospital
Manx Care is 'planning a sustainable long-term solution'
Braddan Commissioners open expressions of interest for TT camping at Roundhouse
Local authority wants to provide family friendly accommodation