The Irish Times view on Ireland’s waste recycling performance: progress has stalled
Recycling rates for municipal and plastic waste look set to fell well short of EU target levels
Recycling rates for municipal and plastic waste look set to fell well short of EU target levels
2030 is a significant date on the road to carbon neutrality
Water utility admits it let polyaluminum chloride enter Allow river at Freemount near Kanturk last June leading to fishkill
Figures are going in the wrong direction, EPA report on progress suggests
Ella McSweeney: Without radical and urgent changes in how we use the land, the future of our most distinctive lakes is bleak
EPA says performance of six councils - Westmeath, Galway City, Waterford, Wexford, Sligo and Kilkenny – ‘not good enough’
While no country is decarbonising fast enough, Ireland has the potential to be a leader in energy transition with promising start-ups and scale-ups in climate tech
Dry recyclables meant to be stored indoors at Killarney Waste Disposal facility were stored outdoors and there was run-off to a field, EPA found
The State’s Environmental Protection Agency is hoping new measures will reduce wastage
Breaching of 1.5 degrees global warming temperature rise target becoming a reality
Political parties must indicate how they will uphold and strengthen our carbon budgets
Environmental Protection Agency finds strong support for climate change policies across Ireland with 65% of people saying it will harm them personally and 95% saying it will harm future generations
New series of quarterly bulletins to support more frequent monitoring of national and sectoral progress on climate action
Environmental Protection Agency is scrutinising terms of permit for Dawn Meats in Ballyhaunis
Uisce Éireann ‘must prioritise’ prompt delivery of essential works at locations highlighted by the agency
Ireland has almost no pristine rivers left and is producing ‘more waste than ever’, State of Environment report finds
The poor state of the physical environment could undermine food security and erode wild spaces
Burning of solid fuels and persistent transport emissions are country’s worst air pollutants
Sixty new staff will be employed by local authorities to carry out increased inspections
New studies say a dramatic drop in temperatures here could happen a lot sooner than previously feared
The Irish weather is like a gaslighting frenemy whose mood can dramatically change on a dime. Feeling safe, warm and happy? You’d better watch out
Meat and dairy provides only 13% of calories globally but are responsible for nearly 85% of greenhouse gas emissions linked with food production
Mark Kelly believes global warming is ‘too benign a term’ given the extreme rainfall in Ireland over the past year
New digital archive of first ordnance survey maps of island of Ireland coincides with completion of first detailed national land cover map
Irish farmers have delivered a 30 per cent reduction in their use of chemical nitrogen in just two years
Technology predicted to help protect people drinking water from private sources including groundwater wells
Harte Peat argued some land considered by High Court not being extracted when EPA brought application
Findings of Environmental Protection Agency study show climate scepticism is rare in Ireland
Unmonitored private drinking water supplies adding to public health risk for consumers, who are mainly based in rural areas
New approach to have significant implications for farmers as it will allow for revisions to controversial 1945 Arterial Drainage Act
Hypocrisy and misalignments undermine public trust in climate policies and threaten public buy-in
Long-term exposure to fine particulate matter can also cause chronic disease and cancer
In the public mind, 2030 has wrongly become the cornerstone of climate policy, rather than the imperative of complying with two legally-required carbon budgets
State still ‘well off track’ for 2030 targets despite reductions in almost all sectors
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