Monthly Archives: June 2018
Epic emissions targets failure: it’s the politics, stupid
Below, an article I ran in a well-known satirical publication in mid-June: FOR YEARS, whiny environmental types have been warning repeatedly that the Irish state is treating its legally binding international obligations to cut our carbon emissions as a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Global Warming, Irish Focus
Tagged Bord Bia, Denis Naughten, EPA, IBEC, Scotland
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The Big Questions that Irish broadcasters shy away from
Other than on the very odd news bulletin wearing my An Taisce hat, I very rarely appear on Irish TV talking about climate change. Much as I might like to paint this as some sinister conspiracy against me personally, the … Continue reading
Citizens’ Assembly has spoken on climate change: Ireland must listen
Below, my article as it appeared in the Irish Times on June 1st, in which I pitched strongly for the findings of the Citizens’ Assembly on climate change to be taken on board via an Oireachtas committee in the same … Continue reading
Posted in Global Warming, Irish Focus, Sustainability
Tagged 8th Amendment, Citizens Assembly, democracy
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