Government scrutiny, the island's housing problem, recycling and sustainable development.
It's all part of a series of talks at the Green Party conference this afternoon (Saturday}.
The event takes place at the Anglican Church Hall in St Johns at 14:00.
Organisers said it is open to all and tickets are free.
Full details of the speakers can be found here.
The Isle of Man Green Party was founded in August 2016 "to provide a vision and policies for a sustainable Island".
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