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Climate debate being poisoned by agriculture’s manufactured doubt and division
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Reflections from the Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
Election 2024 - how do party manifestos stack up on climate commitments?
Implications of accelerated and delayed climate action for Ireland’s energy transition under carbon budgets
Unfettered data centre growth works against Ireland's climate obligations
Ireland’s energy trends since 1990
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EV rollout must be accelerated to decarbonise transport
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The implications of alternative warming metrics for national climate targets
Submission to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action on pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Climate Action bill

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The role of carbon budgets in translating the Paris Agreement into national climate policy

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Is Ireland taking too much of the global carbon budget?

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Reflections from the Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
Price of our dependence on fossil fuels is becoming clear yet again
Why we keep ignoring the physics of climate change
A new era of fossil fuels to facilitate data centres?
Energy At a Crossroads - Securing Ireland’s Future Through a Just and Ambitious Transition
Engagement on carbon budgets
Let the sun shine – solar’s exponential growth
Overshoot Conference
Why ‘No Additional Warming’ Is a Dangerous Climate Loophole
From Turf Fires to Tomorrow - A Local History of Climate, and What We Do Next
HVO is a climate “quick fix” that could be worse than fossil fuels
Overshooting 1.5 degrees - What happens now?
New batteries based on rusting will help make Ireland’s energy secure and low carbon
Weakening corporate climate pledges is a symptom of waning momentum
Sunk costs in fossil fuel infrastructure could sink us
Will falling behind on climate cost Ireland billions?
How Trump is Eviscerating US Climate Action
After the Storm - Energy Resilience in a Changing Climate
Election 2024 - how do party manifestos stack up on climate commitments?
Implications of accelerated and delayed climate action for Ireland’s energy transition under carbon budgets
Election 2024 - Will parties stand firm on the climate law?
The perils of leading by example
Should we treat greenhouse gas emissions like passive smoking?
Why net-zero does not go far enough
Are universities an obstacle to climate action by reinforcing the status quo?
Carbon emissions from aviation can’t be swept under the carpet
Batteries are vital to ending fossil fuel dependence
Data centres are a serious threat to Ireland’s carbon budgets
The cost of fossil fuel dependence has never been so high
Climate denial is finding stealthier ways to extend its influence
Hope in the face of climate change
Radio interview on COP28 and agriculture emissions
Two degrees is too high for ice sheets, permafrost and glaciers
The great contradiction in Ireland’s response to a warming world
‘Car bloat’ is driving climate change and making roads less safe
Why did the EPA delete a tweet about eating meat?
Why did the EPA delete a tweet about eating meat?
Green hydrogen - cause for hope or hype?
Delaying climate action could make carbon budgets infeasible
The trouble with renewable diesel
Short-term climate action should be compatible with long-term aims
Reimagining the school run for a sustainable future
A big shift away from car-centric transport will greatly improve quality of life
Eight steps to immediately accelerate climate action
Future Island live on RTE - Agriculture Emissions
COP27 media coverage
Natural gas is a bridge to nowhere
Ireland needs bold action now to keep first carbon budget within reach
Road space in our cities must be given over to bikes and public transport – not private cars
Irish food industry could contribute to innovative transformation by pioneering animal-free meat
Commuting choices
If climate neutrality is a journey, what is our map?
Sustainable energy is the golden thread
Is Ireland taking too much of the global carbon budget?
Urgency of the sustainable energy transition
Implications of energy crisis for sustainable energy
Time to reassess what is sufficient for a good life
Getting the right balance of ‘who pays’ will be key to plan’s success
Meeting Ireland's global warming obligations will require a transformational change to our mindset
Food production and land use must shift to meet climate targets
Decarbonising transport with electric vehicles
Meeting the challenge of climate neutrality in transport
Fall in 2020 GHG emissions as a result of the pandemic
Ask the Scientists - Ask Us Anything
New 'Ag Climatise' strategy for agriculture does not go far enough
The implications of alternative warming metrics for national climate targets
Submission to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action on pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Climate Action bill
The World Energy Outlook for a net-zero emissions energy system by 2050 – what insights for Ireland?
The green recovery has two wheels – or a 'false dawn'?
The role of carbon budgets in translating the Paris Agreement into national climate policy
Will working from home help save the environment?
RTE Radio 1 Drivetime interview with Philip Boucher-Hayes
It is not clear if Green Party’s emissions reduction target is feasible
No traffic on the roads means carbon emissions have 'plummeted'
Inside Politics Podcast - Can we reduce carbon emissions by 7 percent per year?

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When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
Price of our dependence on fossil fuels is becoming clear yet again
Electricity bills are getting more complicated - but that’s no bad thing
Why we keep ignoring the physics of climate change
Let the sun shine – solar’s exponential growth
Why ‘No Additional Warming’ Is a Dangerous Climate Loophole
HVO is a climate “quick fix” that could be worse than fossil fuels
Overshooting 1.5 degrees - What happens now?
New batteries based on rusting will help make Ireland’s energy secure and low carbon
Weakening corporate climate pledges is a symptom of waning momentum
Sunk costs in fossil fuel infrastructure could sink us
How Trump is Eviscerating US Climate Action
After the Storm - Energy Resilience in a Changing Climate
Election 2024 - Will parties stand firm on the climate law?
The perils of leading by example
Should we treat greenhouse gas emissions like passive smoking?
Why net-zero does not go far enough
Are universities an obstacle to climate action by reinforcing the status quo?
Carbon emissions from aviation can’t be swept under the carpet
Batteries are vital to ending fossil fuel dependence
Data centres are a serious threat to Ireland’s carbon budgets
The cost of fossil fuel dependence has never been so high
Climate denial is finding stealthier ways to extend its influence
Hope in the face of climate change
Two degrees is too high for ice sheets, permafrost and glaciers
The great contradiction in Ireland’s response to a warming world
‘Car bloat’ is driving climate change and making roads less safe
Why did the EPA delete a tweet about eating meat?
Green hydrogen - cause for hope or hype?
Delaying climate action could make carbon budgets infeasible
The trouble with renewable diesel
Short-term climate action should be compatible with long-term aims
EV rollout must be accelerated to decarbonise transport
Reimagining the school run for a sustainable future
Beef is neither environmentally nor economically sustainable - Why are we subsidising it for export?
Energy storage and flexibility is the new frontier of zero-carbon electricity
Eight steps to immediately accelerate climate action
Natural gas is a bridge to nowhere
Ireland needs bold action now to keep first carbon budget within reach
Climate debate being poisoned by agriculture’s manufactured doubt and division
Road space in our cities must be given over to bikes and public transport – not private cars
Irish food industry could contribute to innovative transformation by pioneering animal-free meat
If climate neutrality is a journey, what is our map?
Sustainable energy is the golden thread
Is Ireland taking too much of the global carbon budget?

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Ireland’s energy trends since 1990

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Radio interview on COP28 and agriculture emissions
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Irish food industry could contribute to innovative transformation by pioneering animal-free meat

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Reflections from the Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
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Natural gas is a bridge to nowhere

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When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
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Radio interview on COP28 and agriculture emissions
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If climate neutrality is a journey, what is our map?

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Why did the EPA delete a tweet about eating meat?

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When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
Price of our dependence on fossil fuels is becoming clear yet again

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A big shift away from car-centric transport will greatly improve quality of life
Ireland must play its part in ending Europe’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels
Time to reassess what is sufficient for a good life
Getting the right balance of ‘who pays’ will be key to plan’s success
Meeting Ireland's global warming obligations will require a transformational change to our mindset
Food production and land use must shift to meet climate targets

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Implications of accelerated and delayed climate action for Ireland’s energy transition under carbon budgets

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Will falling behind on climate cost Ireland billions?

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Reflections from the Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence
Why we keep ignoring the physics of climate change
A new era of fossil fuels to facilitate data centres?
Energy At a Crossroads - Securing Ireland’s Future Through a Just and Ambitious Transition
Engagement on carbon budgets
Let the sun shine – solar’s exponential growth
Why ‘No Additional Warming’ Is a Dangerous Climate Loophole
HVO is a climate “quick fix” that could be worse than fossil fuels
Overshooting 1.5 degrees - What happens now?
Will falling behind on climate cost Ireland billions?
How Trump is Eviscerating US Climate Action
A big shift away from car-centric transport will greatly improve quality of life
Eight steps to immediately accelerate climate action
Ireland needs bold action now to keep first carbon budget within reach
Ireland must play its part in ending Europe’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels
Implications of energy crisis for sustainable energy
Time to reassess what is sufficient for a good life
Meeting Ireland's global warming obligations will require a transformational change to our mindset
Decarbonising transport with electric vehicles
Meeting the challenge of climate neutrality in transport
New 'Ag Climatise' strategy for agriculture does not go far enough
The implications of alternative warming metrics for national climate targets
Submission to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action on pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Climate Action bill
The role of carbon budgets in translating the Paris Agreement into national climate policy
The World Energy Outlook for a net-zero emissions energy system by 2050 – what insights for Ireland?
The green recovery has two wheels – or a 'false dawn'?
The role of carbon budgets in translating the Paris Agreement into national climate policy
It is not clear if Green Party’s emissions reduction target is feasible
Inside Politics Podcast - Can we reduce carbon emissions by 7 percent per year?

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Energy storage and flexibility is the new frontier of zero-carbon electricity

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Radio interview on COP28 and agriculture emissions
Urgency of the sustainable energy transition

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After the Storm - Energy Resilience in a Changing Climate

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When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
Price of our dependence on fossil fuels is becoming clear yet again
Urgency of the sustainable energy transition
Ireland must play its part in ending Europe’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels
Implications of energy crisis for sustainable energy

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Time to reassess what is sufficient for a good life
Meeting Ireland's global warming obligations will require a transformational change to our mindset

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Rooftop solar PV - we are at the cusp of a seismic shift in energy

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New batteries based on rusting will help make Ireland’s energy secure and low carbon

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The great contradiction in Ireland’s response to a warming world

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Carbon emissions from aviation can’t be swept under the carpet
‘Car bloat’ is driving climate change and making roads less safe
Short-term climate action should be compatible with long-term aims
EV rollout must be accelerated to decarbonise transport
Reimagining the school run for a sustainable future
Road space in our cities must be given over to bikes and public transport – not private cars
Commuting choices
Decarbonising transport with electric vehicles
Meeting the challenge of climate neutrality in transport
Will working from home help save the environment?
No traffic on the roads means carbon emissions have 'plummeted'

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When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn't cheaper oil
Price of our dependence on fossil fuels is becoming clear yet again

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Webinar - 2017 Energy Access Outlook