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# Climate Change

February
February 2024
Farmers bring tractor protest to Cork over airport expansion and climate policies
Updated 15 hrs ago
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Coastal erosion will wipe out many ancient seaside sites and monuments
Escalating storms and extreme weather caused by climate change will increase coastal erosion with many Irish landmarks unable to be saved, experts say.
A number of monuments and historical buildings already falling into the sea
Nationwide climate hazard map of threatened sites set to be launched
Government: Managed loss of history ‘must be addressed’
Patricia Devlin
25 Feb
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64
Cabinet told of Ireland's new target to reduce energy consumption
20 Feb
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Voters across all age groups hold moderate view on EU climate action
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
17 Feb
9.6k
35
UAE, Azerbaijan and Brazil form 'troika' to push for global action on global warming
13 Feb
4.7k
Human destruction of nature threatens migratory mammals, fish and birds, report declares
12 Feb
3.4k
Michael Pidgeon: Dublin's new city centre transport plan is not a 'ban on cars'
Michael Pidgeon
9 Feb
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Warmest January on record as temperatures hover above crucial 1.5 limit
8 Feb
18.5k
109
'I'm not rejecting science, I'm supporting the economy': DAA boss defends plan to increase flights
Updated 7 Feb
18.0k
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EU Commission proposes 90% cut to emissions by 2040
Updated 6 Feb
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121
At least 122 now dead as deadly wildfires burn through central Chile
Updated 5 Feb
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3
Wildfires in central Chile kill at least 64 people, with death toll continuing to rise
Updated 4 Feb
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36
Elaine McGoff: I would love to cheer on the government's new biodiversity plan, but I can't
Dr Elaine McGoff
4 Feb
10.8k
19
Farmer: Branding farmers far right isn’t simply wrong, it’s helping the far right
Thomas Duffy
2 Feb
11.0k
80
Pádraic Fogarty: Farmers must find a more sophisticated way to be heard than tractor protests
Pádraic Fogarty
2 Feb
9.2k
24
€120 million spent by Ireland to help developing countries deal with climate change in 2022
2 Feb
6.3k
54
Breaching Dublin Airport passenger cap 'unsustainable' during climate crisis, Dáil hears
1 Feb
11.7k
50
Greta Thunberg to appear in court over climate protest outside London hotel last year
1 Feb
8.7k
January
January 2024
Biden announces pause on new LNG export terminals in face of 'existential threat' of climate crisis
10 hrs ago
6.7k
54
Extreme weather events show Ireland's vulnerability to climate change, report says
25 Jan
10.8k
68
UN expert slams UK over 'severe crackdowns' on climate protesters
23 Jan
9.0k
31
Azerbaijan backtracks on plans for all-male committee to organise COP29
19 Jan
10.8k
28
New flood forecasting centre now providing daily updates to local authorities
16 Jan
9.7k
7
EU shuts legal case after Ireland finally submits years-late climate plan - but it's still unfinished
12 Jan
24.4k
38
2023 confirmed as hottest year globally since modern records began, surpassing 2016 by a 'large margin'
9 Jan
15.9k
86
Azerbaijan appoints former oil executive as president of COP29 climate talks
5 Jan
8.4k
16
Last year
2023
Pádraic Fogarty: Next year, we can't afford to be complacent about biodiversity
Pádraic Fogarty
31 Dec 2023
6.7k
10
New flood forecasting centre to open early next year
30 Dec 2023
11.7k
39
Met Éireann data shows 2023 was Ireland's warmest year on record
28 Dec 2023
17.5k
'Mobility hubs' to be rolled out across three Irish cities next year with car sharing facilities
22 Dec 2023
18.1k
25
Government to examine carbon capture and storage under new Climate Action Plan
20 Dec 2023
13.0k
90
Dreams of a white Christmas dashed, with scattered showers and sunny spells in store
19 Dec 2023
15.4k
28
Opinion: We can't roll our eyes at oil states at COP while missing our own climate targets
Sadhbh O' Neill
Updated 17 Dec 2023
8.0k
Analysis: Governments managed a COP deal in the end, but there is still so much left to do
13 Dec 2023
5.2k
24
The Explainer: Has the COP28 deal really ended the reign of fossil fuels?
13 Dec 2023
2.4k
Almost 200 countries agree landmark COP28 deal to 'transition away' from fossil fuels
Updated 13 Dec 2023
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Farmer: 'We're in danger of becoming the climate scapegoats for fossil fuel interests'
12 Dec 2023
Panda diplomacy, shiny tech and coffee: How big emitters try to sell themselves at COP28
10 Dec 2023
Tánaiste announces €50 million funding for countries vulnerable to impacts of climate change
8 Dec 2023
Energy emissions not falling fast enough to stay within carbon budget
13 Dec 2023
5.5k
28
Farmer: 'We're in danger of becoming the climate scapegoats for fossil fuel interests'
Thomas Duffy
12 Dec 2023
9.5k
34
EU will not accept draft COP28 deal that has 'killed' hopes unless major changes made - Ryan
Updated 11 Dec 2023
18.0k
82
COP28 president warns 'failure is not an option' as he steps up pressure on fossil fuel deal
Updated 10 Dec 2023
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50
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