Source: The Irish Times

Articles from this source (9)

Capitalism is killing the planet – but curtailing it is the discussion nobody wants to have

  2024-08-08 in The Irish Times

If life on our one and only planet is to be pulled back from the brink, the time for voluntary ecological measures from businesses has surely passed

  Tagged under: Capitalism

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‘The river was effectively sterilised’: At least 5,000 fish dead in Co Cork fish kill – The Irish Times

  2024-06-11 in The Irish Times

Inland Fisheries Ireland is investigating the cause of the the fish kill on the River Allow near Freemount

  Tagged under: Fish

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Hottest April on record continues global temperature streak

  2024-05-08 in The Irish Times

Increasing global temperatures continues for 11th month with Europe 2.49 degrees above 1990-2020 average

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Inside Sellafield: behind the razor wire, gun-toting guards and blast barriers at the toxic nuclear site

  2024-03-30 in The Irish Times

The site in Cumbria in England directly across the Irish Sea is now an enormous nuclear dump. The Irish Times is given rare access to the most dangerous nuclear facility in western Europe

  Tagged under: Nuclear Power

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Bank of Ireland to help fund Scottish wind farm

  2024-03-11 in The Irish Times

Lender providing €65.9m towards Moray West development

  Tagged under: Ireland | UK | Wind Power

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President condemns ‘obsession’ with economic growth

  2023-04-30 (or before) in The Irish Times

In reception for think tank Tasc, Michael D Higgins condemned ‘neo-liberalism’ and urged country to ‘rebalance economy, ecology and ethics’

  Tagged under: Economics | Economic Growth

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Corporate jets to escape EU’s ‘green’ aviation fuel tax

  2022-06-06 (or before) in The Irish Times

Draft European Commission proposal excludes business and cargo flights

  Tagged under: Air Travel

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What emissions cuts will actually mean, and how they will change our lives

  2022-01-15 (or before) in The Irish Times

Everybody seems to agree with emissions reductions in principle until their implementation

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Tullow Oil paid UCD €2m to run courses in Africa, South America

  2021-03-25 (or before) in The Irish Times

Oil company funded a number of academic posts at UCD as part of five-year agreement

  Tagged under: Africa

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