‘Constant conflict’ within Government over ambitious approaches to climate action, Roderic O’Gorman says
Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman said he assumed the General Election date would be November 29th
Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman said he assumed the General Election date would be November 29th
Move would allow ‘customers to exercise their own judgment to decide on food quality’
State will ‘tip over’ to the east coast if building overly concentrated in capital city, according to Minister
Land use report critical to meeting big challenges including ensuring land becomes substantial store of carbonm says Eamon Ryan
Social Democrats TD says even if Government implements all of its commitments on climate change it will only get to 29% of emissions cuts by 2030, well short of 50% target
Minister for Environment says electric vehicles or e-bikes will be available to borrow for short or long journeys for small fee
Irish aid organisations criticise lack of ‘new money’ for Ireland’s contribution to loss and damage fund
Latest renewable electricity supply contracts a blow to renewable electricity hopes
In order for these levies to work effectively, people must be able to invest in alternative technologies
Committee says renewable power ‘microgeneration’ on farms could be crucial support for agricultural revenues in the future
Almost 450 actions are included in the annex to the Climate Action Plan published on Tuesday
Climate target for agriculture ‘is anything but business as usual and will require transformational change’
Costs of carbon reduction should not be ‘shared’ equally but must be borne mainly by the rich
Perhaps it is frustration rather than failure that is driving criticism, given that demand for retrofitting services greatly exceeds capacity right now
Some 23 generators were connected in 2022, 'comprising enough energy to power Cork', says
‘No business case to support’ mass rollout of EV charging stations, says chief executive
Oireachtas Committee hears calls for Ireland to back transparent ‘loss and damage’ system, backed by finance for vulnerable countries
Approval of supplementary estimate of €1.3 billion sought for new energy credit scheme and purchase of emergency power generators by Eirgrid
Eamon Ryan’s department still ‘finalising’ scheme despite announcement last February
Online tool for identifying best remote working hubs wins top prize
Science does not recognise compromises and agreement is not not enough, warns scientist
Just 45% of 162 measures for April, May and June implemented as deal talks gripped in deadlock
‘Clear challenge’ in sector to recruit and retain staff, Oireachtas Committee hears
Not enough safeguards in place, CRU chairperson tells Oireachtas climate committee
Range of options on reducing agriculture emissions to be brought to Cabinet
Targets will be unobtainable if system is not refined says head of Wind Energy Ireland
Minister says, however, that mood music ahead of UN gathering now ‘not as bleak’
State to act on reduction of food and construction waste as part of new Bill
Denis Murphy claims emissions reduction policy ‘failing’ because of focus on private cars
Cabinet approves heads of Circular Economy Bill to cut food waste and boost separation
More than 30 Opposition amendments to landmark legislation fall or rejected
Oireachtas committee says costs of providing free public transport for all should be examined
Aspects of Bill ‘not scientifically well grounded’ and ‘entirely lacking in legal certainty’
IAE study identifies risks in transition to renewable electricity
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