On getting the four largest greenhouse gas emitters (China, the European Union, India and the US) to find ways to collaborate on climate action
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1 Apr 2021
Overcoming barriers to environmental justice in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, with some urgent priorities for the NI Department of Justice
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1 Mar 2021
The continuing struggle for environmental justice and against racism
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1 Feb 2021
On proposed change to Aarhus regulation that NGOs can only challenge decisions that apply to individuals
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1 Jan 2021
Study by EEB and Climate Action Network
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1 Dec 2020
The interplay between recent mitigation policies across all sectors and COVID-19 response measures
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1 Nov 2020
The idea that cities should be designed for cars is long dead.
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1 Oct 2020
Balancing bogs as museums, that present an unrivaled historical and ecological record, and as living landscapes.
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1 Sep 2020
Some hopes and woes for Ireland’s birds
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1 Aug 2020
Environmentalists will have to remain vigilant and ensure that the new Irish coalition sharpens its commitments on climate policies impacting agriculture
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1 Jul 2020
Ride-hailing services like Uber are increasing car travel, climate emissions and traffic congestion, according to a new US study.
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2 Jun 2020
How do we protect the earth after the virus crisis has passed. What lessons have we learned.
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1 May 2020
An obscure European Commission fund, ‘Research Fund for Coal and Steel’ (RFCS), is incompatible with the EU’s Green Deal and climate ambitions
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1 Apr 2020
The recent Green Wave in Irish politics and how it will affect the formation and operation of the new Irish government
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1 Mar 2020
While the big GHG emitters, including the United States and China, shunned their responsibility at the Madrid talks, cities, states, regions, businesses, and especially the youth showed courage.
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1 Feb 2020
Current status of Northern Ireland’s climate inaction
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1 Jan 2020
A new EU law obliging manufacturers to make home appliances easier to repair has caught global attention
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1 Dec 2019
LNG requires massive investment in bunkering infrastructure and LNG-compatible ships, which cannot deliver carbon-free transport but run the risk of creating stranded assets some of which will be publicly funded.
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1 Nov 2019
We think the economics of renewables are impossible for oil to compete with.
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1 Oct 2019
Global progress in the past decade in renewables for electricity production, plus good news from China and EU and bad news from US and Brazil
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1 Sep 2019
The Commission’s long-term strategic vision to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, showing how Europe can lead the way to climate neutrality – an economy with net-zero GHG emissions
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1 Aug 2019
By 2030, wind and solar will undercut existing coal and gas almost everywhere.
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1 Jul 2019
In Europe, only 40 percent of EU rivers, lakes, streams and wetlands are healthy today, largely due to pressures from industrial agriculture and hydropower, as well as other sectors, such as mining.
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1 Jun 2019
Denis Hayes, a principal organizer of first Earth Day, predicts the 50th anniversary in 2020 will be “the largest, most diverse action in human history.”
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1 May 2019