Guest post: Air passengers face a bumpier ride due to climate change
Dr Paul Williams is an associate professor and Royal Society University Research Fellow at the University of Reading, specialising in atmospheric science.
Air passengers face...
The security threat to the global economy
The inability to solve geopolitical crises is reminiscent of the League of Nations era and another disturbing parallel with the 1930s
Fracking Ban Moves Step Closer with Oireachtas Committee Backing
A national ban on fracking moved a step closer this month as an Oireachtas Joint Committee unanimously agreed to support a Private Member’s Bill...
To save communities from rising seas, we must open our ears
On our way to a remote forest village on Tanna, an island in the Tafea province of Vanuatu, we stop at Lenakel to buy...
€5 million Scheme to Deep Retrofit Homes announced. Is enough being done for Ireland...
6th April 2017
The Allocation of €5 million to the the deep retrofit homes scheme this year will fund major energy efficiency upgrades to homes...
Renewable electricity in Africa could outstrip demand by 2030, study says
Africa has huge untapped resources for renewable energy, with the potential for electricity generated from wind and solar to surpass total projected demand in...
Ireland seeks consultation on UK’s new nuclear plant close to Irish east coast
5th April 2017
The Department of the Environment has requested the UK government keep them informed on their first new nuclear plant in 20 years.
Hinkley...
Rich countries oppose bid to drought-proof Ethiopian communities
A bid for US$100 million to drought-proof Ethiopian communities has exposed a rich-poor divide in the UN’s flagship climate finance initiative.Representatives of the US, Canada and...
Adani coal would not cut emissions – IEA expert
Coal destined for power plants in India from a controversial Australian mega coal mine would be unlikely to deliver the cuts to greenhouse gas...










