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The tech giant is deploying AI to help identify large sources of methane leaks in satellite data.

Some common objections are a matter of opinion – are wind turbines ugly or beautiful? But others are based on false information. Here's a breakdown.

  Julia Poska | March 7, 2019 Urgent environmental challenges like climate change have made it increasingly vital for the public to know the facts. General audiences get information largely through news media, but distilling complicated science accurately is not always easy for writers. Friendly collaboration between scientists and journalists is crucial, for the sake…

Iowa stands apart from other GOP strongholds in a climate-friendly respect – most of its energy comes from wind.

It is “impossible” to establish a link between a recent tornado in Co Leitrim and climate change, experts have said. A tornado that ripped through Leitrim village and destroyed a number of businesses

The controversial head of Cop28 says he has “incredible respect” for Mary Robinson and for science – days after after a recording of him ranting at the former Irish president was revealed.

I’ve been reading with a bit of panic about the coming collapse of the Gulf Stream. Is this a proper focus for my climate anxiety?

Historical society conference for Decade of Centenaries will be held in the Rhu Glenn Hotel, in Slieverue

After a busy day of consultations at his surgery, Dr Mike Thompson had a late-night meeting with his accountant to assess the financial toll of recent flooding.

An insight was given into how Ireland is attempting to reduce its methane emissions in agriculture at a conference in Dublin yesterday