Professor Curran believes the Isle of Man's climate change targets are 'tough' but 'achievable'.
The Isle of Man could be a world leader in reducing carbon emissions if it meets targets, a government advisor has said.If approved the island couldProf James Curran said the pledges would bring the island "rapidly up to speed with the rest of the world".
Prof Curran, a former chief executive of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency who was tasked withThe introduction of a second interconnector cable to the UK to import energy by 2030 would "contribute hugely to carbon neutrality", he added.Prof Curran also believed "driving hard ambitions" was "vitally important" to the future economy of the island.
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