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# Climate Change

Last year
2023
'The polluter must pay': Ryan hits out at oil giant Saudi Arabia spending millions on football
Cabinet to hear proposal for Storm Babet flood relief scheme that could give businesses up to €100,000
Government may increase money available to businesses damaged by flooding, Eamon Ryan says
John Gibbons: We must turn to nature if we're serious about tackling extreme flooding
John Gibbons
Green Party not ruling out being part of Sinn Féin-led coalition, Ryan says
New research finds climate change is 'evident' in Ireland's weather records
Status Orange rainfall warnings in place in Dublin and Wicklow
The amount of dust in the air worsened in 2022, UN says
'Orange is quite dangerous': Met Éireann explains lack of Red warning for Storm Babet's rain
Storm Babet: Cork roads remain impassable after 'worst flooding in 40 years'
Greta Thunberg charged with public order offence after London climate protest
Disasters in last 30 years have caused losses of $3.8 trillion in crops and livestock
Climate 'countdown clock' report launched ahead of key UN talks
More than 40% of Antarctica’s ice shelves have shrunk since 1997, study finds
Debunked: An old image of Leo Varadkar has been altered to promote a climate change conspiracy
Temperatures to reach 23 degrees in unusually warm October day
77 people die in floods in India after glacial lake bursts
President Higgins starts month of travel in Portugal, with climate change high on agenda
At least 31 people dead and nearly 100 others missing after devastating flash floods in India
Emissions of Abu Dhabi oil company owned by COP28 President to increase more than 40% by 2030
At least 10 people dead and 102 others missing after devastating flash floods in India
September was hottest on record by 'extraordinary' margin, EU climate monitor says
Algal blooms raise 'alarm bell' at Blessington Lake in wake of Lough Neagh disaster
Cost of climate action - and inaction - proves need for Gov to plan for future, report shows
From heatwave to Storm Agnes: Both rainfall and temperatures above September average
Hundreds protest in London against Rosebank oilfield approval
Wind power temporarily outpaced electricity demand yesterday for the first time in Ireland
Irish lawyers represent six young people taking 32 countries to court over climate inaction
Global warming limit of 1.5C still possible thanks to clean energy surge, but path 'has narrowed'
Antarctic sea ice hits new low setting an 'extreme' record
Ireland's air quality last year was below WHO standards for human health
'I always knew Sunak was smart': Donald Trump praises British PM for rollback on climate targets
Ex-UN climate chief has 'lost patience' with fossil fuel industry
Transport Minister says overhaul of Dublin city centre roads is not about restricting access
Rishi Sunak's U-turn on climate slammed as 'chucking the environment into a political fire'
Energy security review to find 'short-term' back-up gas storage needed for Ireland
President Higgins accuses UN of ‘losing credibility’ amid warning over climate change
Citizens' assembly on biodiversity loss had 'no urban-rural divide' in forming recommendations
Experts had warned for decades about dams that burst killing thousands
Analysis: From the Curlew to the Natterjack Toad - how are Ireland's native species doing?
Mary McGrath