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Hottest year in Ireland and rest of world could be surpassed again as El Nino peaks - Vimarsana News

Hottest year in Ireland and rest of world could be surpassed again as El Nino peaks

Last year shattered global temperature record with the largest jump ever recorded

Ireland drops six places in climate performance index due to 'policy implementation failures' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Ireland drops six places in climate performance index due to 'policy implementation failures' – The Irish Times

Eamon Ryan says State must speed up implementation of climate policies ‘like never before’

Ireland weather: Met Éireann forecast last blast of balmy weekend weather ahead as autumn set to kick in in earnest next week - Vimarsana News

Ireland weather: Met Éireann forecast last blast of balmy weekend weather ahead as autumn set to kick in in earnest next week

The country is getting ready to enjoy a blast of balmy weather this weekend, before autumnal weather kicks in in earnest next week.

Agriculture to dominate discussions at COP26 - Vimarsana News

Agriculture to dominate discussions at COP26

Agriculture to dominate discussions at COP26 2021-10-18

Further expansion of agrifood sector backed despite climate change challenges - Vimarsana News

Further expansion of agrifood sector backed despite climate change challenges

Further expansion of agrifood sector backed despite climate change challenges State strategy does not set target to reduce sector’s main source of carbon emissions - livestock about 5 hours ago A draft agri-food strategy to 2030 commits to a 10 per cent cut in biogenic methane over the next 10 years, but does not set a target on reducing livestock numbers – the sector’s main source of carbon emissions. Image: iStock.   A strategy for the redirection of Irish agriculture and food production over the next decade strongly backs further expansion through Ireland becoming a global leader ...