Climate

‘Milestone’ Transatlantic Flight Fuelled By Used Cooking Oil Takes Off
World

‘Milestone’ transatlantic flight fuelled by used cooking oil takes off
New Centres To Research Climate Change And Food Sustainability
Ireland

New centres to research climate change and food sustainability
First Transatlantic Flight Fuelled By Cooking Oil Set To Take Off
World

First transatlantic flight fuelled by cooking oil set to take off
Ireland Set To Miss Eu Recycling Targets, Report Finds
Ireland

Ireland set to miss EU recycling targets, report finds
Us President Joe Biden To Skip Cop28 Un Climate Talks In Dubai
Climate

US president Joe Biden to skip Cop28 UN climate talks in Dubai
Spain Announces Deal To Help Protect Prized Donana Wetland
World

Spain announces deal to help protect prized Donana wetland
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Only Four In 10 Electronic And Electric Gifts Recycled In Ireland
Ireland

Only four in 10 electronic and electric gifts recycled in Ireland
Temperatures To Plunge Again Next Week With Chance Of Sleet And Hail
Ireland

Temperatures to plunge again next week with chance of sleet and hail
Is It Time We Stopped Buying Plastic-Filled Advent Calendars?
Lifestyle

Is it time we stopped buying plastic-filled Advent calendars?
Arctic Blast To Hit Ireland This Weekend With Freezing Temperatures Forecast
Ireland

Arctic blast to hit Ireland this weekend with freezing temperatures forecast
Scotland's Only Oil Refinery To Cease Operations By 2025
World

Scotland's only oil refinery to cease operations by 2025
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Global Daily Average Temperature 2C Above Pre-Industrial Norm For First Time
World

Global daily average temperature 2C above pre-industrial norm for first time
Green Party Leader Eamon Ryan Says Dairy Farms ‘Not The Villains’ In Climate Crisis
Ireland

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan says dairy farms ‘not the villains’ in climate crisis
Greta Thunberg Denies Public Order Offence After Central London Protest
World

Greta Thunberg denies public order offence after central London protest
Monitoring Of Private Water Supplies By Waterford Council 'Wholly Inadequate'
Ireland

Monitoring of private water supplies by Waterford council 'wholly inadequate'
Storm Debi: 'Miracle' No One Was Killed After Galway Business Flooded
Ireland

Storm Debi: 'Miracle' no one was killed after Galway business flooded
Councils Urged To Carry Out Spot Checks Of Bins Due To Low Recycling Rates
Ireland

Councils urged to carry out spot checks of bins due to low recycling rates