Tackling food waste in tourism sector in Cork
KATE RYAN went along to a recent conference on tackling food waste in the tourism sector. Here she tells us about the key take-aways
Source: echolive.ie
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Mid Ulster companies each receive £100,000 towards friendly solutions for livestock slurry
Six companies, including two from Mid Ulster area, have been awarded a total of £600,000 to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.
United Kingdom Northern Ireland Claire Cockerill Gary Lyons Stanley Campbell Centre For Competitiveness
Source: northernirelandworld.com
£600,000 awarded to NI companies to fund sustainable solutions for livestock waste
Six Northern Ireland companies have been awarded a total of £600,000 to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.
United Kingdom Northern Ireland Claire Cockerill Gary Lyons Carbon Technologies Group Climate Action Division
Source: farminglife.com
Renewable companies in NI awarded £600,000
£600,000 has been awarded to six NI companies to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.
Claire Cockerill Green Growth Fund Climate Change Committee Carbon Technologies Group Centre For Competitiveness Blakiston Houston Estate Company
Source: agriland.ie
Crisis leaves no room for prevarication in cross-party action on climate
At a time of climate emergency, why is Minister Paschal Donohoenot stepping forward enthusiastically to provide insights into how this ongoing challenge is being addressed, asks Dr Catherine Conlon
Deputy Ruair Michael Mcgrath Department Of Expenditure Climate Division Research Institute Climate Action Division
Source: irishexaminer.com
Climate Change Crisis Turns Heat Up On Boise Climate Action Plan
Boise’s Climate Action Plan manager Steve Hubble and Boise Mayor Lauren McLean talk about what changes Boiseans might see sooner than later, and how McClean believes, that “it’s not too late” to make significant change.
Source: boisestatepublicradio.org