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Environment

Two farmers fined for polluting waterways

Environment

9 years ago

Two farmers fined for polluting waterways

Two farmers in Northern Ireland have been fined in recent days for polluting waterways, according to the DAERA.

ABP Food Group achieves Carbon Trust Triple Certification for record third time

Agri-Business

9 years ago

ABP Food Group achieves Carbon Trust Triple Certification for record third time

ABP is the first food processor in the world to achieve triple certification to the Carbon Trust Standard for a third consecutive time.

Controversial Gove gets top agri job in UK cabinet change

N.Ireland

9 years ago

Controversial Gove gets top agri job in UK cabinet change

Michael Gove has been appointed UK Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in the Cabinet reshuffle.

EU pumps €8.1 million into cross-border environmental recovery fund

N.Ireland

9 years ago

EU pumps €8.1 million into cross-border environmental recovery fund

The EU is to support a project, where conservation of the environment comes first. As much as €8.1 million is to become available

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture: Does it matter?

Opinion

9 years ago

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture: Does it matter?

Agricultural emissions are dominated by methane and nitrous oxide; both of these gases contribute towards global warming.

Environment

9 years ago

Heavy showers to put an end to the recent sunny period this weekend

Some heavy showers and windy conditions are set to bring an end to the recent spell of dry and sunny weather this weekend, Met Eireann said.

Heavy showers to put an end to the recent sunny period this weekend

Environment

9 years ago

Is ploughing driving your earthworms away?

Scientists have found that conventional ploughing in tillage farming is severely damaging earthworm populations around the world.

Is ploughing driving your earthworms away?

Rural Life

9 years ago

Bord na Mona announces closure of Littleton briquette plant

Bord na Mona has announced the closure of its Derrinlough plant, near Birr, Co. Offaly today, with the loss of 70 jobs.

Bord na Mona announces closure of Littleton briquette plant

Environment

9 years ago

Irish fracking ban recommendation welcomed by NGOs

Environmental organisations have welcomed the Oireachtas' environmental Committee's recommendation to ban fracking in Ireland.

Irish fracking ban recommendation welcomed by NGOs

Environment

9 years ago

Ireland 'unlikely' to meet 2020 EU greenhouse gas emission targets

Ireland is unlikely to meets its 2020 EU greenhouse gas (GHG) emission targets, according to projections from the EPA.

Ireland 'unlikely' to meet 2020 EU greenhouse gas emission targets

N.Ireland

9 years ago

Farmers urged to destroy 'noxious' weeds...for the betterment of all

The DAERA (Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs) has issued a reminder to farmers to destroy noxious weeds in NI

Farmers urged to destroy 'noxious' weeds...for the betterment of all

Environment

9 years ago

'Sustainable agriculture is dependent upon a healthy environment'

Sustainable agriculture is dependent upon a healthy environment, according to the Chief Executive of NIEA, David Small.

'Sustainable agriculture is dependent upon a healthy environment'

Environment

9 years ago

'Irish agriculture is the least climate-efficient in Europe'

The dominance of livestock farming has led to the Irish agriculture sector becoming the least climate-efficient in Europe, An Taisce said.

'Irish agriculture is the least climate-efficient in Europe'

Environment

9 years ago

Teagasc agri-environment conference to take place this week

Teagasc is hosting its agri-environment conference this week on Thursday, April 6. The venue is the Tullamore Court Hotel in Co. Offaly.

Teagasc agri-environment conference to take place this week

Environment

9 years ago

'Farmers' relationships with environmental lobby groups need to be built upon'

Farmers' relationships with environmental lobby groups need to be built upon in the future, according to Macra National President Sean Finan.

'Farmers' relationships with environmental lobby groups need to be built upon'

Environment

9 years ago

Roundup's active ingredient is 'not carcinogenic'

It has been confirmed today by the European Chemicals Agency that the weed killer Glyphosate will not be classified as a carcinogenic.

Roundup's active ingredient is 'not carcinogenic'

Environment

9 years ago

'Spending and policy change needed to see ag emissions targets fall'

The emissions generated from Irish agriculture need to fall by 30% on 1990 levels by 2030, according to John Muldowney.

'Spending and policy change needed to see ag emissions targets fall'

Environment

9 years ago

'Ireland has made significant progress across environmental policy areas'

'The Republic of Ireland has made significant progress across a range of environmental policy areas and has taken important steps towards a circular economy.'

'Ireland has made significant progress across environmental policy areas'

Environment

9 years ago

'Increased payments key for farmers to adapt to future climate challenges'

The IFA has called for increased targeted payments to be made to farmers in order to help them adapt to future climate challenges.

'Increased payments key for farmers to adapt to future climate challenges'

Environment

9 years ago

Gusts of up to 100km/h expected in parts of the country today

Gusts of up to 100km/h are expected to hit parts of the country today, as Met Eireann has issued a status yellow wind warning.

Gusts of up to 100km/h expected in parts of the country today

Environment

9 years ago

Climate change conference to focus on the issues in Irish agriculture

A climate change conference set to focus on issues in Irish agriculture has been organised by the Agricultural Science Association (ASA).

Climate change conference to focus on the issues in Irish agriculture

Environment

9 years ago

Final consultation on Irish Renewable Heat Incentive scheme underway

Final consultation of the Renewable Heat Incentive to encourage industrial and commercial heat users to turn to greener methods now underway

Final consultation on Irish Renewable Heat Incentive scheme underway

Environment

9 years ago

Just one week to go until farmers are allowed to spread slurry

Farmers will be allowed to spread slurry on their land in just one week once the prohibited application period reopens.

Just one week to go until farmers are allowed to spread slurry

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