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What’s the deal with the EU hydrogen energy strategy?

28 July 2020  Earlier this month, the European Union announced its Hydrogen Strategy. It was both welcomed and criticised the …

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Breaking down Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity with Prof John Sweeney

27 July 2020 Last week, a team of international climate scientists did something pretty cool.  After four years of researching, …

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Senator Lynn Boylan on climate justice, both at home and abroad

22 July 2020 Activists the world over have been calling repeatedly for a course of climate action that simultaneously addresses …

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Biden’s new climate plan, explained

15 July 2020 Presumptive US Democratic nominee Joe Biden announced another chapter of his climate plan yesterday. His plan, he …

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Saoi O’Connor is back in the streets with a mask on and from a distance

3 July 2020  By early 2020, Saoi O’Connor was no stranger to weekday protests and grassroots climate action. For the …

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Frank McDonald appointed as guest editor of the Green News

Frank McDonald appointed as guest editor of the Green News

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Insectageddon – a plague on our houses or a phantom menace?

March 20th, 2020 “Who has the right to decide that the supreme value is a world without insects even though …

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Short-term emissions drop nothing to celebrate

March 19th, 2020 For the past few days as the COVID-19 pandemic upends global routines, social media has been flooded …

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‘Everything is Changing’ – Whale life from around the Irish coast

February 14th, 2020 Eighty-two feet long, the skeleton of a Wexford blue whale named Hope has supplanted ‘Dippy’, the much …

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‘It’s been a rollercoaster’ – the rise of the Irish school strike movement

September 18th, 2019 One food stall at this month’s A Taste of West Cork festival stood out, not so much for …

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