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Government takes abstraction to the next level
New Water Bill is strong on verbiage, weak on commitment
1 Dec 2020Ireland’s 2020 Proposed Climate Action Bill: Its Latest Faux Pas
Deja Vu All Over Again
1 Nov 2020Exhausted from reading or hearing about coronavirus, BoJo and Trump
Try the daily news on climate change to feel better?
1 Sep 2020There has been a call for wildlife crime busters in the Gardaí
Maybe beefing up prosecution of environmental crime within the Irish EPA would work better
1 Aug 2020Idling engines make the devil’s work
They can harm and kill, and for no good reason.
1 Jul 2020A broad and deep climate action plan that is not centered on carbon pricing?
Yep, it’s possible, and American enviros seem to think they have such a plan
1 Jun 2020Hey, Let’s Get Together and Form a Government in Ireland
OK, as long as we do not have to commit to any actual actions!
1 May 2020Juliana v. United States: A Disappointing Result
But with a lesson to be learned: we need to focus on the rhetoric of remedies, not causes
1 Feb 2020Climate Action for Others
Oh, yeh, for us too: music concerts, internet, and online shopping with home delivery
1 Jan 2020Fossil fuel interests supporting carbon taxes?
Watch for the wolf in sheep’s clothing
1 Jul 2019Climate Change Linguistic Tipping Point
How we talk about climate change is shifting
1 Jun 2019Is abstaining from eating meat on Mondays a mortal sin?
Yes it is, if you follow the church of the Irish Farmers’ Association
1 May 2019The ruckus over the Democrat’s Green New Deal
Linking climate change with economic inequality
1 Mar 2019Attacking the Irish Government’s abysmal National Mitigation Plan
The Friends of the Irish Environment eNGO raises the stakes in court
1 Feb 2019What’s With the Yellow Vest Protests in France Against a Diesel Fuel Tax
A Push Back on Carbon Pricing, or Something Else?
1 Jan 2019