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Over 60% of people support reducing national herd to curb climate change - Vimarsana News

Over 60% of people support reducing national herd to curb climate change

Over 60pc of people support reducing the size of the national cattle herd in order to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from agriculture, a new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has shown.

Survey: Support for cut to national cattle herd to reduce GHG emissions - Vimarsana News

Survey: Support for cut to national cattle herd to reduce GHG emissions

The results of a survey show that some Irish people support "reducing the size of the national cattle herd to reduce GHG emissions".

Irish people believe global warming will harm 'people in the future', not them – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Irish people believe global warming will harm 'people in the future', not them – The Irish Times

Youngest adults exhibit significantly higher levels of concern, with young women most worried about climate change, notes EPA

Ashling Murphy trial: pathologist tells of 12 wounds to teacher's neck caused by knife or similar implement - Vimarsana News

Ashling Murphy trial: pathologist tells of 12 wounds to teacher's neck caused by knife or similar implement

Teacher Ashling Murphy died due to stab wounds to her neck, with no contributory factors, a jury has heard.

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Teacher Ashling Murphy (23) was stabbed 11 times in right side of her neck, trial is told - Vimarsana News

Teacher Ashling Murphy (23) was stabbed 11 times in right side of her neck, trial is told

ASHLING Murphy was stabbed 11 times to the right side of her neck, a jury at the Central Criminal Court has heard.