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Full coverage: Environment

How to live up to Mullins and O’Connor’s legacy? Rewinding the week that was

John Mullins, like Eddie O’Connor, was an energy pioneer who passed away before his contribution was complete. There are clear signs that their vision was understood, but was their taste for action?

Thomas Hubert
20th Apr, 2025 - 6 min read

Tara Shine: Cause and effect – the intricate links between health and climate change

The healthcare industry and its supply chain are both first responders to the illnesses and injuries caused by global warming and a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, holding major potential to address the crisis.

Tara Shine
14th Jan, 2025 - 6 min read

Why a legacy Northern Ireland food business is betting on climate agtech

Roebuck Foods was in the business of milking cows, and meat and dairy trade and logistics. It is now on course to raise up to €10m to acquire a Galway start-up addressing livestock’s methane emissions.

Thomas Hubert
20th Dec, 2024 - 5 min read

Tara Shine: A turning point in the politics of climate change

The next government will lead Ireland towards the 2030 deadline for major climate targets. New ministers and leaders will determine whether Ireland is liable for EU fines and how competitive Irish businesses are amid growing global sustainability rules.

Tara Shine
18th Dec, 2024 - 7 min read

How one fisher’s challenge to Ireland’s largest offshore wind farm set industry expectations

The judicial review of Codling's foreshore licence highlights the roadblocks facing Ireland's offshore wind development and the tension between conflicting climate and habitat imperatives. It has now been decided.

Alice Chambers
4th Nov, 2024 - 12 min read

How a Limerick start-up cracked the “sweet spot” of toxic TV recycling

Ubiquitous LCD screens contain valuable recoverable materials, as well as poisonous mercury. Votechnik has robotised their disassembly and is now exporting to Sweden and the US.

Thomas Hubert
23rd Jul, 2024 - 6 min read

Carton House owner fights conviction for damage to protected nature zone

Last November, Belmullet Hospitality Group, run by Irish-American businessman John Mullen, pleaded guilty to damaging part of a river area beside its luxury hotel and golf resort.

Niall Sargent
22nd Jul, 2024 - 2 min read

Energy is Ireland’s new milk powder — offshore wind can be the cream

The offshore wind industry is gathered in Dublin for its annual conference and the Government has just published a "future framework" to meet its 2050 targets. Gaps remain to be filled in between if Ireland is to fulfil its potential.

Tara Shine
3rd May, 2024 - 7 min read

Instead of talking about the circular economy, the new Government should listen more to green entrepreneurs

A reduction in Vat and a tweak in the eligibility criteria for LEO supports would provide a significant boost for entrepreneurs in the circular economy - and help the Government achieve its stated goals.

Pierce Dargan
9th Apr, 2024 - 4 min read

Europe’s Nature Restoration Law may be imperfect but nature needs it to continue supporting our lives

New EU legislation to protect and restore huge swathes of the region within very strict deadlines has managed to get through a number of stages in Brussels. It now faces its final hurdle in the European Council, where the opposition is mounting.

Tara Shine
29th Mar, 2024 - 6 min read
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