Government must “move quickly” on ruling out LNG terminals
19 October 2020
The government must “move quickly” in ruling out Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) terminals, the co-chair of the Just Transition Greens said...
Research 350: Towards a Definitive Historical High-resolution Climate Dataset for Ireland – Promoting Climate...
Authors: Jason Flanagan and Paul Nolan
New agri-food strategy must “shift away” from intensive practice
16 October 2020
The new 2030 Agri-Food Strategy must “shift away” from intensive agricultural practices, according to environmental groups.
The Environmental Pillar and the Sustainable Water...
‘Balancing with a Doughnut’: Feasta position paper on the revision of the European Commission’s...
This paper uses Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics model as a basis for a suite of reforms that include limiting fossil fuel production and imports...
Interim targets “absolutely vital” for Climate Bill
15 October 2020
The need for interim targets in the Climate Bill is “absolutely vital”, the Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action heard today.
Dr Áine Ryall...
Minister Noonan welcomes a 51% increase in heritage funding in Budget 2021
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Greens welcome supports for communities, transport and vulnerable in society as part of Budget...
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Budget 2021: a budget that cares for the vulnerable while pushing for a Green...
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Climate Bill faces first round of Committee scrutiny
14 October 2020
The newly published Climate Bill faced its first round of pre-legislative scrutiny today before the Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action and numerous...










