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This week the Joint Committee on Environment and Climate Action got an education on Carbon Budgets and a reality check on how Ireland must act now and not kick the can down the road.
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An Taisce and Not Here Not Anywhere wrote to Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan, to express our concern over recent announcement of plans for up to seven new fossil-gas-fired power plants in Ireland, and the associated policy statement on security of electricity supply. Read more
An Taisce notes the direction given by the Supreme Court in respect of the management of its appeal against the granting of planning permission for a cheese plant at Belview, Co. Kilkenny. Read more
An Taisce, a charity that works to preserve and protect Ireland’s natural and built heritage, has assembled for the fifth time what it determines to be the country’s Top 10 Most-at-Risk Buildings. These are all buildings of importance, both intrinsically and to the heritage of their local areas; buildings that lie vacant and are in such a state of disrepair that they may be dangerous or have no identifiable new use. These buildings could be lost to future generations unless direct action is n Read more