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Tara Deacy

PARTY: Social Democrats

CONSTITUENCY: Dublin South-Central (4 seats)

NHNA ELECTION PLEDGE: Signed

PARTY CLIMATE SCORE: 100%

Categories: Dublin South-Central, Signed NHNA election pledge, Social Democrats

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Tara Deacy is currently a Councillor for Social Democrats and is running as an election candidate in the Dublin South-Central (4 seats) constituency.

Tara Deacy has committed to a fossil free future by signing the Not Here, Not Anywhere Fossil Free Election Pledge.

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A grassroots campaign protecting Ireland from oil and gas drilling and climate chaos. Link to connecting struggles event:

To the people of Sligo: until this Friday, the cou

To the people of Sligo: until this Friday, the county council are accepting submissions to influence its county development plan, Sligo's strategy for the next years relating to many aspects, including climate change and the environment. We have a handy template (link in bio) with which you can ask Sligo to go fossil free in a matter of minutes and take a stance against new fossil fuel infrastructure, for renewable energy and a just transition.

We are delighted to announce we are launching a ne

We are delighted to announce we are launching a new campaign on Data Centres to raise awareness of their climate impacts. You can find out more about the campaign in our bio.

The heatwave may be over, but the summer of county

The heatwave may be over, but the summer of county development plan consultations is not! If you're from Louth, Kilkenny or Galway, make sure to make your voice heard to your council by making a submission to demand fossil free communities with no further energy infrastructure, renewable energy investment, a just transition and community involvement. Using our template and following the steps on our website, you can have your submission in within about 10 minutes.

To the people of Kilkenny: until the 28th of July,

To the people of Kilkenny: until the 28th of July, you can submit to your county development plan and ask for fossil free communities, renewable energy and a just transition. Follow the link to fossil free communities in our bio (link tree), which will bring you to our website with all the necessary links, info and a template to make your submission. Let's make our communities fossil free!

Have your say to make our counties fossil free! Su

Have your say to make our counties fossil free! Summer time is here - and so is the time to submit to several county development plans! If you're from/living in one of these counties, just click into the fossil free communities link to our bio and you'll find a step-by-step guide on how to submit to your county development plan, including a template with asks for making counties fossil free, investing in renewables and a just transition. County development plans are strategies covering a number of years, so now is the time to make sure climate is front and centre of these strategies!

The Not Here Not Anywhere #energypoverty and a #ju

The Not Here Not Anywhere #energypoverty and a #justtransition webinar event is about to begin

Link to register for our energy poverty webinar is

Link to register for our energy poverty webinar is in the bio!

Fuel poverty is the inability to heat and power a home. It is a function of three interconnected factors: income, energy prices and energy efficiency. In Ireland, two key Government strategies, Warmer Homes: A Strategy for Affordable Energy in Ireland (2011) and Strategy to Combat Energy Poverty 2016-2019, have aimed to eliminate energy poverty by focusing on energy efficiency. But the objective has been hampered by the difficulty of accessing the schemes in low-income communities and few incentives for landlords to retrofit rental properties. Energy poverty has been linked to negative health impacts, particularly respiratory conditions, cardiovascular disease, and decreased well-being.

A just energy transition that tackles energy poverty must prioritise the needs of those most vulnerable to energy poverty including children, people on low-incomes, and those living in rented accommodation. Furthermore, all climate policy related to energy costs and/or energy efficiency must consider the potential impacts on the fuel poor as those are two key factors that have been linked to energy poverty.

This webinar will open up a conversation about the hidden impact of energy poverty, considering this issue on an individual, community and systemic basis. What challenges do we face in addressing energy poverty? What solutions do we need to overcome energy poverty? How can we influence a nationwide just transition by tackling energy poverty? And why must social justice be embedded in climate action?

Speakers include: Marija Mileta, Head of Communications and Climate Change Programme Assistant, Zelena akcija/Friends of the Earth Croatia; Susanne Rogers, Research and Policy Analyst, Social Justice Ireland; Michelle Kearns, Project Policy Worker, National Traveller MABS (Money Advice and Budgeting Service).

Join our free ‘Data Centres and Energy Demand’

Join our free ‘Data Centres and Energy Demand’ webinar on 11 March. This webinar will examine the topic of data centres and what part they might play in our society, highlighting their social, environmental and economic impacts. Speakers include: Patrick Bresnihan, Lecturer in Geography, Maynooth University, Phoebe Duvall, Planning and Environmental Policy Officer, An Taisce, and Ian Bitterlin, Consulting Engineer and formerly Visiting Professor at the University of Leeds.

Key questions will be explored including: What data is stored in data centres? Could they be more efficient? Do we need them and how should they be powered?

Please register here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/data-centre-and-energy-demand/

We have published a briefing on LNG in 10 page an

We have published a briefing on LNG in 10 page and 2 page versions. Use them to learn about LNG, share them as a resource, or use them to lobby your political representatives! Access at notherenotanywhere.com/press-release/

Don't forget to submit to the Dublin City Council

Don't forget to submit to the Dublin City Council Development Plan by tomorrow! Join our #FossilFreeCommunities campaign to call for safe and sustainable energy in Ireland. Use the link in our bio to access all the resources you need to make a submission

Join us in submitting to the Dublin City Council D

Join us in submitting to the Dublin City Council Development Plan by Monday 22 February. See the link in our bio for all the resources you'll need to make a submission. Let's call for #FossilFreeCommunities together!

Useful resources ECT: https://energy-charter-dirty

Useful resources
ECT: https://energy-charter-dirty-secrets.org
Sean Canney statement: https://www.gov.ie/en/speech/263f93-opening-statement-at-the-petroleum-and-other-minerals-development-bi/
CETA Background: https://comhlamh.org/blog/comhlamh-concerns-ceta-trade-deal/

***WEBINAR*** LINK IN BIO*** NHNA is delighted to $***WEBINAR*** LINK IN BIO*** NHNA is delighted to invite you to the first of a series of climate-related webinars. Next Thursday, we'll be exploring Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure projects planned for Ireland; why they should be stopped; the debate on energy security and what politicians and the public can do to take action and prevent further fossil fuel infrastructure. We are delighted to be joined by speakers Prof. Barry McMullin (School of Electronic Engineering, DCU) and Frida Kieninger (Food & Water Europe campaign officer working on a ban on fracking in Europe), as well as members of NHNA. Attendees will come away with a stronger understanding of why LNG should not be part of Ireland's energy mix, and the importance of legislating to prevent the construction of LNG terminals in Ireland. Please register to receive the zoom link (registration link in bio). The webinar is free and will take place on the 4th of February from 7-8:15pm.$

Check out our emissions calculations which show th

Check out our emissions calculations which show that if 5 LNG terminals were built in Ireland it would result in the same CO2e emissions as 12 Moneypoint Coal Power Plants 💨💨💨💨😱😱😱😱😱

It's time to legistate and ban the construction of all LNG terminals now 🛑🛑🛑. LNG is a bridge fuel to #climatebreakdown.
See full briefing doc in bio.

#stopLNG

As the year draws to a close we want to wish every

As the year draws to a close we want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and all the best for 2021. This year has been a challenging one for all, sometimes it felt like one big zoom meeting. Gone was the post meeting/demo unwind catch-ups over a pint or tea which we all missed dearly. 2021 brings a new year and as we countinely build the movement in Ireland to #BreakFreeFromFossilFuels and working for a just transition for all communities both here and globally. Look after yourselves, get some rest, be kind and compassionate to you and others and of course have some bants. Catch you all in the new year. 🤶🎅☃️🎄🎁🛷

Today we handed over our petition and civil societ

Today we handed over our petition and civil society letter to @eamondryan Parliamentary Assistant
Cllr Claire Byrne. We are asking him to legislate for the #ClimateEmergencyBill and continue his support and promise to #KeepItInTheGround and #PassTheBill. #BreakFreeFromFossilFuels 🛢️🛑🖐️🤝🙌 💚🌍

🚨@eamondryan , support the passing of the Clima

🚨@eamondryan , support the passing of the Climate Emergency Bill 🚨

It's time to shut the door on oil and gas drilling in Irish waters for good.

This bill will stop any new licences and halt the 34 existing licences before they get to the extraction phase.

We need YOUR support to send a message to Minister Ryan that Ireland says NO to Offshore Drilling.

🌟Sign the petition in our bio
🌟If your group would like to show support, DM us for a link to our civil society letter.

Cut-off to sign both is midnight tomorrow ⌛.

RIP #FikileNtshangase, who was brutally murdered i

RIP #FikileNtshangase, who was brutally murdered in front of her grandson last Thursday after bravely leading resistance against the expansion of a coalmine near her home. Our deepest condolences to her family & those of the hundreds of activists killed for defending their land from the #fossilfuel industry. We demand that @CyrilRamaphosa do everything possible to bring her murderers to justice. #defendthedefenders

What happened to #keepitintheground @eamondryan? L

What happened to #keepitintheground @eamondryan? Last week the Minister said we don't need "legislative underpinning" on offshore drilling. But legislation is ESSENTIAL. Without it, if the government falls it's right back to drill baby drill.

Sign the petition: http://bit.ly/2EQK1mw (link in bio).

As Eamon Ryan says in this video, legislation banning fossil fuel exploration would show global climate leadership, clearly signalling to the industry that the future is #fossifree:
https://eamonryan.ie/news/2019/3/27/climate-emergency-bill.

Many thanks to @bridsmith.td for posing the PQ, details at https://oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2020-09-15/162/#pq_162

17 days left before the new Government's Climate A

17 days left before the new Government's Climate Act. Email Minister @eamondryan today and tell him that LNG terminals must be banned as part of the Climate Act.
Learn more about LNG terminals in Ireland 🔽🔽🔽
https://tinyurl.com/yxdpjkk7

Template letter 🔽🔽🔽
https://tinyurl.com/y4nt56y4

LNG DON'T YOU DARE SHANNON CORK OR ANYWHERE 📢📢📢📢📢

#stopLNG

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