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University hopes the climate will wait for them to get their shit together Otago Uni approved a Carbon Zero Programme in 2019, but did not hire a staff member to work on it until last month. The programme was first proposed in 2018. “The programme business case, including a road map to carbon zero, will be created approved and well underway by the end of 2021,” said Otago’s Sustainability Office Head, Ray O’Brien. He explained that “Covid impacted the recruitment of the Programme Manager.” “We’re in the middle of a climate crisis, yet Otago is not going to have their climate ...

A lockdown longing for daffodils... and Penneys brown paper bags on the streets of Newbridge Tommy Callaghan on Covid-19 lockdown life Reporter: tommy@leinsterleader.ie Did we ever think we'd see the day Penneys bags would be missing from the streets of Newbridge ');  '); And so we are now firmly into Lockdown no 3. Or if you’re from this neck of the woods, make it Lockdown no 4. And Level 5 at that. Hard to believe it was back in March of 2020 when it all began. Just before the daffodils were in full bloom. When Mr Wordsworth’s famous words came to mind, as we strolled down the town of...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team via University of Limerick A new remote learning device has enabled engineering students at the University of Limerick to recreate a lab environment from home. The technology developed by Analog Devices is allowing over 400 UL students to learn the fundamentals of electrical and electronic engineering from the safety of their home. The partnership has assisted these students in overcoming the challenges to off-campus teaching and learning presented by the Covid-19 pandemic. It...