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Transport sector as the “problem child” of Europe’s climate efforts
Transport sector as the “problem child” of Europe’s climate efforts
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1 Jan 2020Watch for the wolf in sheep’s clothing
1 Jul 2019How we talk about climate change is shifting
1 Jun 2019Yes it is, if you follow the church of the Irish Farmers’ Association
1 May 2019Linking climate change with economic inequality
1 Mar 2019The Friends of the Irish Environment eNGO raises the stakes in court
1 Feb 2019A Push Back on Carbon Pricing, or Something Else?
1 Jan 2019It’s “clean” energy but when it goes wrong, it goes very wrong
1 Dec 2018Great news for the Trump administration! WTF?
27 Oct 2018It’s a dangerous dilemma for the indigenous Sami of Sweden and their reindeer
1 Sep 2018That’s what proposals for carbon tax can sometimes feel like.
1 Aug 2018Sometimes, maybe most times, we can be depressed and depressing on environmental issues so it’s only fair to be cheery occasionally
1 Jul 2018Reagan tried the same thing in the 1980s and here’s an example of how he failed at the Times Beach, Missouri dioxin Superfund site
1 Jun 2018It’s real. It’s happening. It’s dangerous. BUT…
1 May 2018To do or not to do
1 Apr 2018Ishimure wrote movingly about the suffering and resilience of the people afflicted by mercury poisoning in Minamata, Japan, one of the most grievous environmental disasters. Her empathy, kindness and courage served as a source of and inspiration for the story about Minimata, as told below.
6 Mar 2018But the lawsuit has paid a rather large legal dividend: a ground-breaking finding by the High Court of a constitutional right to an environment that protects human dignity and well-being
1 Feb 2018