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Greenhouse gas emissionsBBC UK
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Greenhouse gas emissions in the Republic of Ireland are at their lowest level in 30 years .
Almost every sector showed a fall in 2023 , contributing to an overall reduction of 6.8% . It is the largest reduction outside of years when the economy was in recession.
But the country is "still well off track" to meet EU and national 2030 targets.
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