Overdue clean-up of illegal dump begins in Cork

February 27th, 2019 Cork City Council has started a long awaited clean-up operation of an illegal rubbish dump in the city. The €53,000 operation to clean...

Legal action in Colombian against ESB coal supplier

February 27th, 2019 A lawsuit launched against ESB’s coal supplier in Colombia heightens the urgency for the semi-state to divest from buying coal from the South American...

Developing world split on climate finance at UN flagship fund

Vulnerable countries are backing governance reform at the Green Climate Fund, while emerging economies resist efforts to impose conditions on finance The post Developing world...

EPA investigating Ringsend sludge release

The EPA has confirmed that it is investigating the release of wastewater sludge from Ringsend treatment plant that occurred this weekend. Inspectors from the...

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