12 July 2021 Recent amendments to the Climate Bill have taken the “guts out” of the legislation, according to one …
Update on Just Transition in the Midlands published
9 July 2021 An update on the implementation of the Just Transition programme for the Midlands was published yesterday from …
Where do the Dublin Bay South candidates stand on climate & biodiversity?
8 July 2021 After weeks of campaigning and coverage, voters of the Dublin Bay South constituency are heading to the …
Campaigners call for MPAs before the Dáil
7 July 2021 Minister of State Malcolm Noonan met with protesters today outside the Dáil who are demanding the State …
Climate change is the most serious global problem for Irish population, Eurobarometer report finds
7 July 2021 Climate change ranks well ahead any other serious problem facing the world according to Irish respondents, a …
Current approach to data centres is appropriate, Committee told
6 July 2021 The Commission for Regulations of Utilities’ (CRU) current approach to data centres is the appropriate one, the …
Opinion: Driving towards progress, or driving communities apart?
5 July 2021 There is a noticeable stubbornness in Irish transport policy concerning the reduction of emissions – a reliance …
Campaigners dissatisfied with amended carbon budget definition
2 July 2021 Campaigners have expressed dissatisfaction with an amendment to the Climate Bill that will allow for sequestration to …
ECB: failing to address climate change could see global GDP drop by a fifth
1 July 2021 Failing to address climate-related risks could see a 20 per cent drop in global GDP by the …
Climate Case Ireland: The right to a healthy environment “is not a radical request”
1 July 2021 In July 2020, history was made when Friends of the Irish Environment challenged the Government in the …