Poole-Wilson geearree y theay goaill ayrn ayns egin emshyraght
Ren OCS cooney lesh yn Olloo Curran ayns tuarastyl
Ta fer jeh Fwirran Coyrlagh Caghlaa Egin Emshyraght yn Olloo Curran gra dy vel y red smoo scanshoil eh dy vel y reiltys cur lesh y phobble marish.
Ta Jane Poole-Wilson OCS [Oltey y Choonceil Slattyssagh] fer jeh daa haghter politickagh va gobbraghey fo'n Olloo Curran rish ny shey meeaghyn t'er n'gholl shaghey.
T'ee jeean dy akin boodeeys yn Ellan goaill ayrn smoo bentyn rish caghlaa emshyraght.
AS JANE POOLE-WILSON : Fer jeh ny polaseeyn lane scanshoil ayns plan jantys y reiltys, rheynn 9 y pholasee, shen ooilley bentyn rish goaill ayrn as tayrn geill harrish y voodeeys ain. Son trooid y starr shoh, tra ta mish er ve loayrt rish olteynyn y theay va mee loayrt rish mychione shoh, fer jeh ny reddyn va ry hoiggal aym's, shen dy jean sleih, er-lhiam, goaill ayrn as dy jean ad cur eab er jannoo paart dy chaghlaaghyn – ny sorchyn dy chaghlaaghyn bee feme orrin ooilley jannoo. Agh ny t'ad geearree, shen tooilley fys, t'ad geearree toiggal ny smoo mychione ny vees ny reihyn, yn aght foddee ad goaill ayns laue shoh, cre harrys dauesyn ass shoh, cre vees ny vondeishyn.
MLC helped Professor Curran with report
One of Professor Curran's Climate Emergency Consultative Transformation Team says the most important thing is for government to bring the public with them.
Jane Poole-Wilson MLC was one of two political representatives working under Professor Curran for the past six months.
She's keen to see more engagement with the Island's community about climate change:
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