As Hurricanes Slam U.S., Climate Deniers Remain Steadfast
InsideClimate News
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The Exploding Chemical Plant Outside Houston Faces Its First Lawsuit
The Atlantic
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The Unprecedented Drought That’s Crippling Montana and North Dakota
The Guardian
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Senate Panel Votes to Fund UN Climate Agency
The Hill
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Climate Weekly: Irma and the IPCC
While Hurricane Irma rampaged through the northeastern Caribbean this week, smashing buildings and weather records, 3000 kilometres away the UN climate science panel was scoping out...
An Taisce and local groups raise concern over plans for aluminium plant in Limerick
September 8th, 2017
Limerick City and County Council would be “playing with fire” by allowing a company to blast for rock close to a storage...
Guest Post: Deploying the science of extreme weather attribution in the courts
Sophie Marjanac and Lindene Patton are lawyers at ClientEarth in the UK and Earth & Water Law in the US, respectively.
For decades, proving the...
Commuting in Ireland report: long way to go for sustainable transport
September 7th, 2017
New commuting figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) last week contained some good news for the environment, but also demonstrated...
Irma forces Caribbean delegates to abandon UN climate science meeting
At a meeting of the UN climate science panel in Montreal, Caribbean scientists – some of whom couldn’t make it to Canada because of Hurricane...









