Howard Quayle says achieving net zero must not bankrupt the nation
A former chief minister is calling for a balanced approach to tackling climate change on the Isle of Man.
Howard Quayle formally recognised the global climate change emergency in May 2019, while the last administration introduced the Climate Change Act in a bid to reduce the Island's carbon emissions.
The legislation set targets to increase the use of renewable energy, invest in EV infrastructure and cut waste.
While Mr Quayle says climate action remains important, it shouldn't come at the expense of a stable economy:
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