See the website of the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government here or download the pdf directly.
Even if you're not in Ireland, some of the more knowledgeable of you who have dealt with this type of thing might like to comment.
My first thoughts were, "it's only a draft and it's only a framework. And it comes at least 20 years too late." Ah, the leisurely pace of life here...
Seriously, a quick glance to point out any obvious pluses and minuses would be welcome.
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Re: framework for sustainable development (draft) in Ireland
huh having a bit of trouble separating fact from fiction?emordnilap wrote:
Ah, the leisurely pace of life here...
Seriously, a quick glance to point out any obvious pluses and minuses would be welcome.
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is one of the most common illusions we experience. Stan Robinson
is one of the most common illusions we experience. Stan Robinson
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I'm taking a break from plodding through the English version, and I say English because it is only applicable to England, so it will be a while before I get around to one from a foreign land. The English one takes effect immediately and has quite some bearing on my application for a "sustainable" eco hamlet so I'm going through it with a fine tooth comb.
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Re: framework for sustainable development (draft) in Ireland
Eh?Potemkin Villager wrote:huh having a bit of trouble separating fact from fiction?emordnilap wrote:
Ah, the leisurely pace of life here...
Seriously, a quick glance to point out any obvious pluses and minuses would be welcome.
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Re: framework for sustainable development (draft) in Ireland
Maybe trying talking to people rather than talking at peopleemordnilap wrote:Eh?Potemkin Villager wrote:huh having a bit of trouble separating fact from fiction?emordnilap wrote:
Ah, the leisurely pace of life here...
Seriously, a quick glance to point out any obvious pluses and minuses would be welcome.
might help.
Overconfidence, not just expert overconfidence but general overconfidence,
is one of the most common illusions we experience. Stan Robinson
is one of the most common illusions we experience. Stan Robinson
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Re: framework for sustainable development (draft) in Ireland
I repeat, "Eh?" Have you got anything comprehensible to say about the topic?Potemkin Villager wrote:Maybe trying talking to people rather than talking at peopleemordnilap wrote:Eh?Potemkin Villager wrote: huh having a bit of trouble separating fact from fiction?
might help.
My, I am in a bad mood at the moment.
I experience pleasure and pains, and pursue goals in service of them, so I cannot reasonably deny the right of other sentient agents to do the same - Steven Pinker