Oisín Coghlan
speaker
187 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 31 Aug
Oisín Coghlan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Say how they're going to fund it, that's the real test.
And they're supposed to do that this month or next month anyway, September, October.
We're due to have a new climate action plan.
So do that.
Show us how you're going to fund it.
Show us how you're going to reduce emissions.
And I don't mind how big or small a role carbon tax plays.
Well, I'm very worried by by the fact that government seems to be soft peddling climate action when we've had the summer and indeed as you just described the year we've had.
But like, you know, w we survive in Ireland.
We are seeing real effects now.
Uh but but we're s we survive.
We haven't quite had a fodder crisis yet, but there's pressures.
Um but like it it it certainly has been in really inconvenient for at I in Ireland at times, albeit we had a nice summer.
But we're at the gentle end of this at the moment in Ireland compared to everywhere else.
And we're at the beginning of it in terms of wherever it goes.
But we know from from people from people who who were travelling at Europe this summer how difficult it was at times to be living in in parts of Europe, even though it's it it's it's ri rich countries with air conditioning often.
And then w other parts of the world have it have it much harder, and then we saw was something that I didn't really expect.
We th I thought, oh, well, earthquakes are something that isn't to do with climate change.
And we thought what happened in Nepal initially was an earthquake.
No, it was an I it was an eye a glacier breaking off because of climate change and falling so hard it felt like an earthquake and killing at least a thousand people.
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