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'We won't need as many car mechanics': Calls for new commission to plan for industries impacted by green policies
Micheál Martin puts pressure on Fine Gael to include green policies in this year's Budget
'Radical' new government strategy to ban single-use plastic plates, cutlery, straws
Opinion: Irish people must reduce meat and dairy consumption and production to tackle emissions
Dr Stephen Onakuse
Catherine Murphy interview: 'This government has got away with murder because of Brexit'
Retrofit scheme: Pre-deadline applications WILL be processed despite closure
Minister told Dáil that home retrofit scheme had €6 million left. Seven weeks later, it closed down.
Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg sets sail for New York on a zero-emissions yacht
Saoirse McHugh: How to deal with the feeling of hopelessness in the face of climate change
Saoirse McHugh
Minister in favour of 'naming and shaming' supermarkets that fail to reduce plastic packaging
Carbon tax model that pays money back to households to be discussed
Protesters lock themselves to department doors in protest over Climate Emergency Bill blocking
'We have to do more': Extinction Rebellion stage protest in Dublin against commercial forestry
Poll: Was the Government right to halt the Climate Emergency Bill in the Dáil?
Decision to halt Climate Emergency Bill described as 'utter hypocrisy' on side of the Government
UK minister suspended after grabbing female climate protester by the neck
Ireland is 'buying' its way out of meeting its emission targets by spending €86.8m worth of carbon credits
Enniscorthy to become the New Delhi of Ireland if smoky coal ban not rolled out, Dáil hears
Extinction Rebellion stage 'bloody' (but green-friendly) protest outside the Dáil
'I find that quite insulting': Smith hits out at govt over opposition of Climate Emergency Bill
Bruton: 'When the wind doesn't blow and the sun doesn't shine, we need a back-up - and it remains oil and gas'
Thousands of Irish schoolchildren join strike to demand government action on climate change
Ministers to order State bodies to decarbonise under new Climate Action Plan
Ireland just became the second country to declare a climate emergency after a 'strange' Dáil vote
'Be the hero, not the villain': Protesting students wrote to Taoiseach urging him to take climate action
'This is an emergency': Extinction Rebellion comes to Dublin as sit-down protest blocks O'Connell Street
Poll: Should teenagers be encouraged to reduce meat intake as part of their schooling?
Taoiseach says climate change protests are 'welcome' and 'inspiring'
'We're going to go extinct if we don't do something': Irish school students on why they're striking for climate action
Opinion: 'Ireland only made its pollution targets in 2010 by crashing the economy'
Oisín Coghlan
UN climate summit: The three key outcomes you need to know
'Urgent threats': Climate talks kick off in Poland today
Photos: London bridges reopen after 85 people arrested over climate change protests
You won't be able to buy a petrol or diesel car in Ireland after 2030
Opinion: 'Just one week after banning fracking, we started drilling for oil'
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher