Environmental, social and governance

Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, which aims to curb corporate abuses on human rights and the environment, approved by EU 27

New UN assessment finds nearly all listed species of fish are facing ‘high risk of extinction’

University to give away seedlings on first-come, first-served basis from 10am at Trinity’s front square

Committed campaigner and consummate networker within the environmental movement in Ireland

Younger people sceptical of environment and social pledges made by banks and insurers, says survey

There is a growing need for marine scientists working in conservation, offshore renewables, aquaculture and shipping

Councillors rezoned lands around Broadford and Cooraclare in anticipation of both villages getting water treatment plants which have not yet been approved

Reducing amount of meat and dairy foodstuffs we eat can minimise dietary footprint

Dr Lee Raye’s new book attempts to catalogue more than 150 now-vanished species of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries

With a third of the nation’s carbon emissions coming from the built environment, the Government must lead drive for energy-efficiency and retrofitting

Claims of progress will come under increasing scrutiny, environmental lawyer warns

The Republic is the 13th worst place in the world for nature: virtually our every habitat and species category is in decline

Low-paid workers sift through masses of waste in dangerous conditions while companies do little to reduce the environmental impacts of their products - but a new law could change that

Former Undertones frontman is unimpressed by apology this week from water companies for polluting rivers