Food waste: Fuel for the fight against food poverty?
September 25th, 2017
Taking center stage at last weekend’s Vegfest, Virginia O’Gara wowed the audience at Ireland’s annual vegan festival with her hands-on Kimchi demo,...
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 polls today.
Housing, the ongoing pandemic...
Budget 2019 Does Not Serve the Housing Needs of People with Disabilities
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Live export is unethical and in its current form needs to stop: Greens
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Ireland’s first Seabin set up in Dun Laoghaire Harbour to tackle marine waste
May 23rd, 2018
Ireland’s first two seabins were installed in Dun Laoghaire Harbour this week in a an attempt to tackle plastic pollution.
The operation management...
Research 365: Developing Ireland’s Greenhouse Gas and Transboundary Air Pollution Monitoring Network
Authors: Damien Martin and Colin O’Dowd
Minister threatens to overrule Regional Assembly’s plans for public transport in the Greater Dublin...
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Greta Thunberg heralds ‘great news’ of Irish climate emergency declaration
May 10th, 2019
There has been a
strong positive reaction across the world to Ireland’s declaration of a climate
and biodiversity emergency yesterday evening.
The
issue was raised during...
Resilience and Collective Psychology – fast collapse or slow disintegration
In a prescient article from his 2014 book Credo, Brian Davey explores the possibility of a “cross contagion” of cascading collapse between some combination...