evidence: Polling shows that the UK public has no appetite for climate division. The Climate Change Act 2008 grew out of a consensus across UK politics in relation to climate change. The framework it established has proven its effectiveness, with the UK having met all its carbon budgets to date. That consensus also helped previous UK Governments to play a leading role in international climate diplomacy and accelerate actions worldwide, but it has begun to fray. There is an opportunity to rebuild that consensus across Parliament, and for the governments of the UK, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to work to achieve common climate goals. [...] - Northern Ireland: emissions in 2022 were 21.6 MtCO2e, which is almost 3% lower than in 2021 and 26% below 1990 levels. [...] - The Northern Ireland Executive needs to set its emissions targets and publish its Climate Action Plan.