Climate and Nature Fund was a “red line” issue says the Greens

The transcript discusses the development and negotiation of the Climate and Nature Fund in Ireland during 2023, highlighting tensions over budget allocations and the insistence on specific funds for carbon efficiency. It also covers the debate over the land hoarding tax amidst a housing crisis, emphasizing the Greens' commitment to their policies. Leadership challenges and the importance of standing by principles are also addressed, with a focus on the role of Eamon in leading the party through these issues.

What was the primary focus of the Climate and Nature Fund discussed in summer 2023?

• Supporting Ireland's transition to a more carbon-efficient economy

• Increasing taxes on imported goods

• Expanding Ireland's military capabilities

• Developing new housing projects

By when was the Climate and Nature Fund agreement reached?

• July 2023

• August 2023

• November 2023

• September-October 2023

What was the purpose of the land hoarding tax discussed in the second section?

• To encourage developers to build on zoned land

• To increase government revenue

• To reduce property prices

• To support agricultural development

What was identified as a 'red line' issue for the party?

• The Climate and Nature Fund

• The Future Ireland Fund

• The cyclical fund for capital investment

• The land hoarding tax

What was the personal commitment of the speaker regarding Ireland's climate targets?

• To reduce Ireland's population

• To increase Ireland's GDP

• To ensure Ireland meets its climate targets

• To expand Ireland's agricultural sector