After half a decade of lobbying Tynwald and the Isle of Man Government, the Isle of Man Green Party welcomes the extension to the Isle of Man of the Paris Agreement, the international treaty on climate change, agreed in 2015 and signed on 22 April 2016. 

The Green Party applauds the announcement by the Chief Minister, for the MUA to install 30MW of renewables by 2026. indicating it is a opening of a new, clean, green future for the Isle of Man.

The Isle of Man Green Party asks questions to the Treasury Minister, Minister Allision, to understand more about the reason for refusing to fund the roll-out of 20mph zones in residential areas on the Isle of Man.

The Isle of Man Green Party responds to the content and proposals of the Government’s Climate Change Act ion Plan 2022-2027.

Government Minister ignores Green Party’s request for an explanation for the extension of the licence to explore for gas.

Green Party alarmed to hear the news that the Department of Infrastructure has granted Crogga Limited an extension of 27 months to explore for gas in the Isle of Man seabed.

Green Party alarmed that the interim target for carbon dioxide emissions reductions proposed by the Isle of Man Government is a reduction of 45% by 2035 and not by 2030 as consulted upon.

We only have four years to reduce our emissions before our entire carbon budget to avoid extreme climate change is burned.