nashmach
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She's totally contradicting her senior minister there.
Only two weeks in and at this already, fasten your seatbelt time.....
She's totally contradicting her senior minister there.
Is it any coincidence that the first man to stand up for farming the minute he got into office had this thing that happened years ago pulled out of the bag
Afaik the taioseach can appoint anyone he wants to be a minister, even if they never stood for electionWhatever about Cowen, but how in the name of christ is someone that failed to get elected to the Dail now a junior minister for Agriculture? Must be a first. Does she have any real authority? If so then our democratic process is a sham.
Afaik the taioseach can appoint anyone he wants to be a minister, even if they never stood for election
Seems I'm wrong by this https://www.thejournal.ie/constitutional-convention-dail-reform-944140-Jun2013/In that case why do they nominate so many bloody politicians :)
I always assumed it was because they only had the oireachtas to choose from.
I believed there has a non TD appointed as a minister, but also appointed to the Seanad, but I can't find anything about it.Seems I'm wrong by this https://www.thejournal.ie/constitutional-convention-dail-reform-944140-Jun2013/
I taught there was a non elected minister in the past that set a precedent.
I believed there has a non TD appointed as a minister, but also appointed to the Seanad, but I can't find anything about it.
A few more skeletons in the closet, speeding, provisional licence, questionable points on licence, tbh there's far worse out there getting away to this day as was showed up by C19 checkpoints.Is it any coincidence that the first man to stand up for farming the minute he got into office had this thing that happened years ago pulled out of the bag
I've no problem with that but the same eegit says there should be a ban on live export of cattle, yet he imports day old turkey chicks from Essex. Its all grand when it suits him.
But you have to question are they even emissions? Methane is a result of a small proportion of carbon in the cows digestive system being converted, but that degrades back to carbon dioxide over time, no new carbon is released to the air because it required carbon to be taken from the air to make the feed of which she converts a small proportion to methane."Buying out factory farms by government to comply with the habitats directive" is the most interesting point in it,thank God Ireland doesn't have many of them anyway.i presume we are at much lower emissions than the Dutch to begin with.
Exactly. The majority of "new" carbon in the atmosphere is coming from fossil fuels. Melting ice sheets is releasing some as well but that is due to warming from the effect of burning fossil fuels.But you have to question are they even emissions? Methane is a result of a small proportion of carbon in the cows digestive system being converted, but that degrades back to carbon dioxide over time, no new carbon is released to the air because it required carbon to be taken from the air to make the feed of which she converts a small proportion to methane.
When x=x ultimately how can that be an emission.
That's been coming for a while, I know of Dutch farmers who have been selling up and moving to other EU countries over the last couple of years. There was talk of a 50% reduction in livestock numbers at one stage."Netherlands proposes radical plans to cut livestock numbers by almost a third | Greenhouse gas emissions | The Guardian" https://www.theguardian.com/environ...ns-to-cut-livestock-numbers-by-almost-a-third