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The EPA is recruiting for a scientific officer in agriculture to contribute to the development of a national farm inspection programme.

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“It is my intention to open this period of public consultation during Quarter II of this year," the Minister for Public Expenditure, Paschal Donohoe ...

A planned development at a Laois farm has been appealed to An Bord Pleanala.  Laois County Council had granted permission to Erkina Fams Ltd for a slurry s...

The German CAP Strategic Plan has the potential for an ambitious CAP 2023 to 2027. While the debate on the next CAP post-2027 is already starting, in this article we argue that the German government needs to exploit all potential in the current CAP to increase the ambition towards more climate change mitigation and the protection and enhancement of natural resources and biodiversity. The coalition agreement gives them the mandate to do so.

An Taisce expert says new legislation that impacts rivers and lakes used for hydroelectricity is ‘categorically unlawful’.

Environmental campaigners unveiled a commemorative plaque on the door of an MPs constituency office as part of a mass action against MPs who voted…

Nitrates are the byproduct of factory farming and intensive agriculture. They are among the most widespread pollutants in European tap water, particularly in rural regions. Despite increasingly stringent regulations, sanctions are rare, even at European level. This is the second part of a report on our most precious resource.

Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union

Campaigners in Oxfordshire, Cotwolds and Cumbria say houses should not be occupied until systems can cope