Public bodies could have to submit a yearly report on their climate change measures.
According to the Climate Change Act 2021, public bodies should contribute towards meeting the Island's zero emissions target and protect and enhance biodiversity.
If approved by Tynwald, government departments and local authorities will have to produce a report on their progress towards being more sustainable to see what improvements could be made.
Their first report would be due in 2023.
Bad news for booze in latest inflation figures
New government figures show inflation has continued rising.
IOM has no control over possible nuclear dump site near Sellafield
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government wouldn't welcome a new nuclear waste dump near Sellafield - but isn't part of the decision-making process.
Video's mystery Isle of Man location puzzles viewers
A video showing off the Island's scenery has viewers scratching their heads over a mystery landscape.
Chance to put your questions to Manx Care
Do you have questions you'd like to put to Manx Care?
Manx Utilities chair won't give secrecy agreement details
Manx Utilities chairman John Wannenburgh says the organisation has 17 non-disclosure agreements at the moment - but wouldn't be drawn on details.
Guild gets going this weekend
One of the Island's largest cultural events gets underway this weekend.
Former ministers win local election seats
Three former MHKs have been elected to local authorities around the Island.
DOI planning Douglas horse tram extension
The Douglas horse tram tracks could soon run to the Sea Terminal, according to Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood.
