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Proposals on new targets for cutting carbon emissions in key sectors of Ireland’s economy are likely to be put to Government in the coming weeks. It is ho...

Proposals on new targets for cutting carbon emissions in key sectors of Ireland’s economy are likely to be put to Government in the coming weeks. It is ho...

It is hoped Ministers will be able to agree so-called sectoral emissions ceilings ahead of the summer recess…

It’s set to be a hot summer in New York, with record-high electricity bills — just as people desperately need to stay cool. Finding every way possible to lower electricity bills while curbing the climate-warming pollution that’s making these extreme weather disasters worse should be a no-brainer. But the companies that control our energy have been throwing sand in the gears of our state’s climate efforts to instead prioritize paying their shareholders.

IFA presses Minister on keeping sectoral emissions ceiling at 22% 2022-06-13

In the first decision regarding an administrative agency’s authority to deny permit applications based on New York’s Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (“CLCPA”), Orange...

The IFA has called for a full economic and social assessment to be carried out before any agricultural emissions targets are imposed.

An Orange County judge ruled that the state had the right under a 2019 climate law to deny Danskammer a permit to replace its gas-fired power plant.

Stark findings show that 91% of protected habitats in Ireland are in poor or inadequate condition, and more than 50% are declining

IFA President Tim Cullinan said IFA will not support exploring a ‘Cap and trade’ model for emissions, as proposed in the Dairy Food Vision Group int...