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Climate in 2021: Beyond the ‘blah, blah, blah’ of Cop26
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State needs to support SMEs in putting sustainability at the core of their business models
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Public needs to be persuaded of benefits of addressing climate change, conference told
Message can be perceived as ‘scary and negative’ despite many positive aspects
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Raising levels of joy and wellbeing in society will help us achieve sustainability goals
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Irish scientist keen to unburden young people of weight of climate challenge in TV lecture
Irish climate scientist appointed to senior UN role
Dr Tara Shine to monitor progress and enhance delivery on Paris Agreement goals
Earth Day 2020: A global movement with the individual at its core
‘If we are wise we will plan for a post-Covid-19 recovery that kick-starts a green economy’
How to make your life more sustainable, ‘one object at a time’
People kept asking Dr Tara Shine how they could address the climate crisis. So she wrote them a book
Gerald Fleming: We need to give climate action ‘a right good go’
Review: Will Ireland Survive 2050? RTÉ documentary shows how destabilised Ireland will become
New figures reveal scale of consultancy for Government departments
Consultancy for Government a lucrative business for small number of firms
Ireland still needs to use fossil fuels despite climate emergency pledge
Fossil fuels are essential part of transition to decarbonisation, says Bruton
How to grow herbs and keep them happy
Most culinary herbs can be grown in pots or tubs while plenty will stay compact enough to grow very happily in a window-box
Could more women leaders bring a fresh approach to world’s problems?
International Women’s Day 2019: Lessons from a voyage to Antartica
Irish grassroots activists leading the climate change uprising
Lack of policial action on climate change has spawned a movement of strong, committed environmental activists
Dr Tara Shine: ‘The scientific world is simply not designed for women’
The Irish scientist on women’s voices in climate change and tackling Stem’s gender bias
Patrick Freyne: Nature programmes don’t tell you animals are duplicitous bastards
They never once say ‘Observe this majestic tool’ or ‘This bird is a complete shithead’
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