Friday 30 July, 2021
Records were first established in the country in 1909.
The Environmental Protection Agency has released its 2020-2040 projections for greenhouse gas emissions.
Concerns have been raised that the legislation does not have sufficient protections for sectors which will suffer job losses as a result.
From TheJournal.ie
A new report from NUIG’s Centre for Human Rights calls on the State to use its weight at the UN to push for a global ban on fracking.
The Green MEP says animal-to-human disease transmission, such as the one we’re dealing with now, is linked to wildlife stresses and habitat destruction.
Our community-driven platform Noteworthy shows you how to use AIE requests to access a world of biodiversity and climate information.
Met Éireann says Ireland’s weather so far this year indicates “further evidence of climate change”.
Climate commentator John Gibbons outlines the critical state of the planet globally and urges us to embrace radical action to face down climate change.
Extinction Rebellion and Animal Rebellion marked the third of 10 days of disruption in the city.
A new study suggests that more than 900,000 square kilometres of floating ice shelves could split if fractures on their surface are submerged.
Ireland saw its warmest winter on record since 1900.
Environmentalist John Gibbons says the programme for government, for all its imperfections, is the best step forward in at least a decade.
John Gibbons lays out the stark climate facts and urges us to take coronavirus as a warning that it’s now time to act, or perish.
Ex-Grenoble and Dragons boss Bernard Jackman isn’t surprised to see rugby struggling financially.
Last week, an Argentine part of Antarctica recorded its hottest day since readings began at 18.3 degrees Celsius.
Now it’s damp around the fields of Athenry.
Richard Bruton says that he has become more environmentally conscious since becoming minister.
At least 25% of the EU’s long-term budget should be dedicated to climate action, the EU Commission has said.
This year is likely to be the second or third hottest in records dating back to the 19th century, with the world experiencing a decade of record heat.
Wales and Scotland have made this change, should we?
It is important to allow nature to do its own thing.
Thousands of people attended rallies across Ireland.
It is definitely possible to significantly reduce your day-to-day waste … but it’s harder than it sounds.
Ireland – like every country – faces significant challenges to respond to climate change.
The Green Party leader spoke to TheJournal.ie while on a clean up in Donnybrook.
The new research has revealed that there are larger-scale global patterns to extreme rainfall events.
New research predicts a dramatic rise in the death toll from weather-related disasters in Europe in the coming decades.
The country can’t formally pull out of the Paris accord until 2020 at the earliest.
The UK follows France in announcing plans to phase out such vehicles in just over 20 years’ time.
“This nonsense that we’ll have to cut back on beef consumption or all become vegans or all start riding bicycles is not the way forward.”
There will be highs of up to 15 degrees Celsius later in the week.
“The election of Donald Trump is only going to make matters worse,” said Green Party leader Eamon Ryan.
Independent TD Danny Healy-Rae made the extraordinary claim during a debate on climate change last week.
That’s 369 months in a row that temperatures were at or above average.
She was helping her granddad sign a climate agreement.
They’re “ratcheting up” their campaigning, as “all of the other actions of protest have made no difference”.
Me mind on fire, me soul on fire…
When it comes to climate change, we can’t blame ‘Acts of God’ for destroying our planet. We can only blame ourselves.
And we just had the hottest ever May, and hottest ever Spring.
A further 5,000 people are expected to leave for New Zealand this year.
