'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:
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