Environment
The president of the European Commission has vowed to continue honouring the Paris Climate Change Agreement to protect nature
At the COP27 UN Climate Change Conference this weekend in Sharm el-Sheikh, Eygpt, the European...
Opinion
Why is An Taisce and the Environmental Pillar (EP) solely focused on the suppression of Irish...
A limit of 1.5° in global warming is feasible but will still have far greater implications than previously thought, according to a new study.
Ireland has come up severely short in a recent study carried out on EU member states in their endeavours to reach their climate action and emissions goals as set out in the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Irish taxpayers could be facing a €2-3 billion bill owing to to agriculture and other economic sectors not meeting its emission targets.
Minister for the Environment, Alan Kelly, signed the Paris Agreement on climate change on behalf of Ireland in New York earlier today.
