Attorney General Walter Wannenburgh says none of the government's lawyers only work on green issues.
He faced a question for written response from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse about how many employees were dedicated to what he called "the green agenda".
Mr Wannenburgh said legal work and advice for various parts of government could include references to environmental issues.
But he said no staff only worked on such matters, and no such work had been commissioned externally.
Gift shop company applies for dissolution
The company behind a shop in Castletown which closed earlier this year has applied to be dissolved.
Youtuber posts 142mph Mountain Road run
A UK Youtuber has uploaded video of himself testing his supercar on the Isle of Man.
Daily Mail brands Island 'woke' for having own currency
A UK newspaper has called the Island 'woke' in an article about Douglas' four year old roundels.
No change of policy on large vehicle parking, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says there are no plans to restrict larger vehicles parking in residential areas at weekends.
Marown play park to reopen tomorrow
An Island company says it's thrilled at the reopening of a play park this week.
Warning after Facebook fraudster tries to con cops
Police are warning about scammers on social media - after one tried to con officers!
Keys to hear question about NHS dentists
Dentists and their availability on the NHS will be raised in the House of Keys this week.
Fire festival organisers launch fundraiser for next year
After the success of this year's festival, organisers of Peel's Oie Voaldyn have launched a crowdfunding campaign to make sure next year's event can be held.
