The Climate Action Bill passed after a four hour debate last night.
The Dáil last night passed the Climate Action Bill following a 4 hour debate.
In the end, TD's voted the landmark legislation through by a large majority of 129 votes to 10.
All parties supported the bill, with opposition coming from a number of independents.
It'll now go to the Seanad, and if passed, would set into law ambitious targets to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
Independent Roscommon/Galway TD and former Environment Minister, Denis Naughten, says it has "a number of flaws":
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