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Minister Ryan welcomes EPA finding that GHG emissions fell in 2020 but cautions that it "demonstrates the scale of the climate challenge that lies ahead" - Vimarsana News

Minister Ryan welcomes EPA finding that GHG emissions fell in 2020 but cautions that it "demonstrates the scale of the climate challenge that lies ahead"

Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan T.D., has today welcomed a statement from the EPA that Ireland's 2020 greenhouse gas emissions have decreased by...

Rise in agriculture emissions 'highlights importance of new policies to reverse this trend' - Vimarsana News

Rise in agriculture emissions 'highlights importance of new policies to reverse this trend'

Agriculture emissions increased by 1.4% in 2020, highlighting the "importance of new policies to reverse this trend", according to Minister Eamon Ryan.

New climate advisers to help guide carbon budgets in Ireland - Vimarsana News

New climate advisers to help guide carbon budgets in Ireland

The Government has appointed four new members to Ireland’s Climate Change Advisory Council and approved the first set of climate regulations.

First set of climate regulations approved bringing carbon budgets closer - Vimarsana News

First set of climate regulations approved bringing carbon budgets closer

The government has approved the first of the two sets of regulations provided for in the climate act, bringing carbon budgets closer.

Climate litigation 'domino effect' to ensure accountability, IIEA says - Vimarsana News

Climate litigation 'domino effect' to ensure accountability, IIEA says

Majority of cases taken result in better climate regulations, authors of study say