9 August 2021 Strong, rapid and sustained reductions in methane emissions are needed to limit further warming, according to the …
What impact will the Circular Economy Bill have on our clothing habits?
5 August 2021 It’s estimated that the fashion industry is responsible for 10 per cent of global carbon emissions – …
The Climate Action Bill recently became law. Now what?
4 August 2021 Climate campaigners have worked for years in Ireland to see this kind of legislation enacted. Once proposed …
New agricultural strategy “detrimental” for sector, environmental groups warn
3 August 2021 The newly published Food Vision 2030 Strategy threatens to be “yet another detrimental blueprint for agriculture”, according …
Oxfam: ‘net zero’ targets can distract and delay emissions reductions
3 August 2021 Governments and corporations rely on ‘unreliable’ and ‘unrealistic’ carbon removal schemes to reach ‘net zero’ by 2050, …
The ‘surreal’ Climate Case ruling, one year on
30 July 2021 When the landmark Climate Case was first heard in 2019, the court room looked a lot different …
Climate campaigners hold “tug-of-war” in front of Leinster House
30 July 2021 Protesters gathered before the Dail today and staged a “tug-of-war” to highlight fracked gas imports and the …
Peat and wood burning are driving air pollution events in Dublin
29 July 2021 Peat and wood burning accounted for the vast majority of particulate matter during air pollution events in …
What really happens to our unwanted clothes?
24 July 2021 Illegal dumping is largely unaccepted in Ireland. Remember two years ago when that video of the man …
Climate Action Bill signed into law
23 July 2021 The Climate Action and Low Carbon Development Bill 2021 has been signed by President Michael D. Higgins …