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McNally Family Farm turned their backs on big supermarkets 30 years ago, opting to sell directly to consumers instead. Now, it’s where top Dublin chefs source their produce
Residents accuse regional government of issuing warning for flash flooding that killed 229 people too late
Lough Derg has been so reshaped by pollution that its original character is almost impossible to discern
Anger at how regional government handled the crisis overshadows memorial
New housing developments can provide more benefits to society than the bare minimum of having a roof over your head if done correctly
Decarbonising Ireland and restoring biodiversity is going to take decades. We must be willing to experiment and sometimes fail
One team of 134 people at Stormont has spent €123 million on a strategy that reduced carbon emissions by just one per cent
Homes on target to meet greenhouse gas emissions, says State body
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Limiting methane emissions is a good thing but agriculture is producing other, more damaging, greenhouse gases
Halloween can be an environmental shocker, but there are more nature-friendly ways to celebrate
Planning delays hindering renewable projects, say industry and experts
We planted on the cheapest land we could find in Ireland. These small wet fields now hum with life. This habitat is healing
The crime novelist on the LA fires, his lack of interest in tracing his Irish roots, and why he has turned the Lincoln lawyer into ‘the Chevy Bolt barrister’
The process by which trees co-ordinate their efforts across hundreds of miles on what are known as ‘mast years’ is quite an enigma
They are are putting a heavy strain on Ireland’s efforts to meet climate targets
Sustainable energy communities are generating renewable electricity and bringing cost savings to households
‘Ecological impact has been pretty horrendous,’ witness tells Northern Ireland Affairs Committee of MPs at Westminster
CASPIr will enable participation at leading edge of AI revolution, says Minister
World threatened by ‘vicious climate cycle’ that continues to bring more extreme weather
New Zealand’s government to rewrite its climate law and row back on emissions commitments
Advisers want conditions added to planning laws to conserve and enhance biodiversity
Fears around the report are misplaced and it is long past time for it to be published
Digitisation of historic rainfall data can be done from sofa and kitchen tables anywhere in the world
Agriculture, sewage, chemicals and physical damage all threatening nature’s waterways
A small amount of care could help you to significantly reduce bills linked to food waste, and the environmental impact of that waste
Although native to tropical and temperate waters, they are now found occasionally in Irish waters due to temperature changes
More than 15,000 people across 100 countries to take part in Irish-led global event on Saturday
The fishing industry is killing these big ladies before they’re able to do the thing they do best: endlessly reproduce
I wonder who the last person in Ireland was to hear a wolf howl. Did they realise the magnitude of what they were hearing?
Recycling is more than putting bins on the kerb—it’s a complex system of collection, sorting, and disposal
Global Hunger Index says possibility of achieving the UN goal of zero hunger by 2030 is ‘slipping away’
Climate merited just two fleeting references in Finance Minister’s 45-minute speech
Scientists’ work on metal-organic frameworks could help tackle climate change
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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