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Clare Green Senator Wants Future Data Centres To Warm Homes With Excess Heat - Vimarsana News

Clare Green Senator Wants Future Data Centres To Warm Homes With Excess Heat

Clare’s Green Party representative insists future data centres should only be granted a licence if they provide some benefit to the community. The government will publish its policy document on data centres in the coming weeks, with Taoiseach Mícheal Martin ruling out a moratorium on future developments. The Taoiseach’s insisted that data centres shouldn’t be […]

Source: clare.fm
Climate experts respond to EU's gas and nuclear 'greenwashing' - Vimarsana News

Climate experts respond to EU's gas and nuclear 'greenwashing'

Austria and Greenpeace are planning legal action against a controversial EU plan to label gas and nuclear as 'green' sources of energy.

Clare environmental group joins protest against Aughinish plans - Vimarsana News

Clare environmental group joins protest against Aughinish plans

Futureproof Clare was among the 20 groups that participated in a national protest this Tuesday to try to stop planning approval for more rock-blasting at the bauxite refining site at Rusal Aughinish Alumina plant in Co Limerick.

Highlighting vulnerability of the River Shannon - Vimarsana News

Highlighting vulnerability of the River Shannon

Climate Justice Caravan embarks on 150km trek

Activists Concerned Clare Could Be Disproportionately Impacted By Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Activists Concerned Clare Could Be Disproportionately Impacted By Climate Change

Climate activists in Clare are concerned that this county could be disproportionately impacted if global temperatures increase by 1.5 degrees. It’s after a new study from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change showed any such jump would cause heatwaves, severe droughts and floods to the natural world. Governments are being called on to prioritise global […]

Source: clare.fm