‘We can’t have octopus all year round’: Why Greek chefs and WWF want people to eat invasive species
Overfishing and destructive fishing methods are putting growing pressure on marine ecosystems, weakening the ocean’s ability to store…
Minister stays away from conference to end fossil fuels but says it has Ireland’s support – The Irish Times
Ireland will have no Government Minister at the inaugural international conference aimed at ending fossil fuel use despite…
The BER system will look different from next month, including a new top category
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98 per cent of meat and dairy sustainability pledges are greenwashing
The dairy industry’s green claims are under scrutiny Witthaya/Getty Images The world’s biggest meat and dairy companies are…
Europe’s auspicious renewable: Hydro power – POLITICO
Nearly two months into the crisis, the troubles for Gulf oil and gas exports are far from over.…
Majority believe Government not doing enough to cut reliance on fossil fuels
A majority of people think the Government is not doing enough to cut Ireland’s reliance on fossil fuels,…
Irish cement industry is convinced fossil fuel usage can be cut by 90% over next 15 years – The Irish Times
The Republic’s cement industry believes it can cut its fossil fuel usage by 90 per cent over the…
Bad news for hay fever sufferers as new report shows climate change is making pollen season longer
More pollen means more allergic reactions. Photo: Getty Hay fever sufferers are enduring up to two extra weeks…
This is my last environment column for The Irish Times and I’ve radicalised myself – The Irish Times
This is my last Making a Difference column for The Irish Times – and in almost two years…
We were treated more like ‘comrades’ than children – The Irish Times
Acclaimed Belfast poet Sinéad Morrissey lived in four different houses growing up in Northern Ireland, but mostly she…
Experts warn of ‘worryingly high’ food price rises as bills increase by £470
All eyes are on the Middle East waiting to see a ceasefire will be called, but Brits are…
1-ton sharks could face overheating risk in waters exceeding 62.6°F
A new study reveals that rising ocean temperatures are threatening the legendary warm-bodied Great White shark, and they…