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The EU Commission's new magic formula for avoiding scrutiny is simple. You declare the documents in question to be "short-lived correspondence for a preliminary exchange of views" and thus exempt them from being logged in the official inventory.

The Cabinet has approved the final version of the new Forestry Programme 2023-2027 during a special meeting in Co. Wicklow today.

In the grand surroundings of an Edinburgh New Town townhouse – far from the majestic mountains and pristine landscape of the Cairngorms -…

What happens when nature comes up against the stubborn power of vested interests, asks ecologist Pádraic Fogarty

Coalition of more then 30 environmental groups says sending seeds abroad for germination is inherently dangerous

Research finds that using wood in construction is likely to increase emissions for many decades, even relative to using concrete and steel.

As he coached top university basketball players, Yanni Hufnagel, founder and CEO of The Lemon Perfect Company, had a eureka moment...

Coillte has been accused of following a “race to the bottom farming model” which focuses solely on profit and is slowly diminishing the more than one million acres of public forestry in its possession.

The Minister for Agriculture has refused to answer questions on the Gresham House/Coillte backed forestry fund during a briefing.

The Climate Action Plan 2023 has set out a number of actions to be taken to increase forestry cover and restore peatlands.