6 – Enforcement
Following are my responses to the questions raised by the department for consideration as part of the third meeting:
Are there alternative forms of waste...
On faiths, keeping them and losing them…
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Feasta Annual Report 2019
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Critical Raw Materials: Irish Waste Advisory Group Update
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Aggregate green growth is a mirage: we need to take a more scientific approach...
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Podcast: Three horizons, hope and the future
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Yes, COVID-19 has no colour or age, but the stats say otherwise
"It is a privilege to work from home and therefore lessen one’s risk of being exposed to the virus. Racialized people living in low...