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‘We have to see this flooding in the context of climate change’ expert warns
Devastating winter flooding could be up to eight times more frequent because of climate change, flooding expert has warned.
Devastating winter flooding could be up to eight times more frequent because of climate change, flooding expert has warned.
The population of golden eagles in Ireland is in a “critical” situation and are facing starvation, according to the Golden Eagle Trust. The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) is urging Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Simon Coveney and Fine Gael politician Read more…
November 12th, 2015 The supertrawler MV Margaris has been joined by the Annelies Ilena in fishing off the the North West Coast of Ireland today, respectively the 2nd largest and largest fishing vessels in the world. It has been reported Read more…
The Environmental Pillar have warned that a number of measures in Budget 2016 do not effectively prepare the country for a low carbon future.
An Taisce – the National Trust for Ireland – this week announced that it intends to pursue its case regarding the West Kerry N86 Dingle road to the Court of Appeal.
The Convergence Festival, which this year explores the value of cooperatives in solving economic and social challenges, kicked off this week. Across the country events are being held where you can explore the methods and systems behind co-ops and the huge value they can have for society and the environment.
Irish film LANUGO, about the introduction of the first wildlife protection law to protect the grey seal, is being serialized and made available online.
Food waste and food security are growing global issues. Every year a third of all food produced is wasted. According to the UN, if food waste was reduced by 25%, this would be enough to feed all those malnourished globally.
Bioweb is a site designed and used by anyone with an interest in the natural world with focus on, students and graduates in environmental, zoological and botanical-related streams to promote their work and themselves.