Month: February 2014

Converting by-products to biofuel, particularly residues from agriculture, forestry and food processing, can deliver a significant jobs boost, but only […]

As water metres are being installed throughout County Kildare the Bog of Allen Nature Centre, Lullymore would like to share […]

Overview: Global Action Plan Ireland are looking for an enthusiastic, creative, hard-working and resourceful person that shows a positive attitude […]

The Minister for Finance Michael Noonan TD, with his colleague the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney […]

In the media coverage surrounding the announcement of the Government’s draft Rural Development Programme (RDP) for 2014-2020, precious little attention […]

This Q and A article appeared in the Irish Examiner on 13 February 2014.  Pay upland farmers forestry grants instead […]

12th February 2013: An Taisce The National Trust for Ireland welcomes the news today that Providence Resources have voluntarily surrendered […]

In the period 2003-2013 the European Commission used the Marco Polo programme as an instrument to improve environmental performance of […]

Progress towards the 2020 energy efficiency objective and a 2030 energy efficiency policy framework. The aim of this public consultation is […]

The purpose of this consultation is to collect the views of citizens and stakeholders on the Commission services’ draft of […]

The provision of EU-wide real-time traffic information services under Directive 2010/40/EU (the “ITS Directive”. The Commission is seeking views in […]

The energy market is undergoing a dramatic change. New technologies and political determination are opening up new opportunities and perspectives […]

Forest conservation group Just Forests has welcomed today’s  announcement by Environment Commissioner Janez Potočnik that he has launched a public consultation […]

Recent extreme weather can prompt a national conversation 7 February 2014: Friends of the Earth has welcomed the public discussion […]

The Commission has launched a public consultation on how the EU can be more effective in combating wildlife trafficking. This […]

The RTÉ Audience Council is undertaking a project seeking to examine the role of public service broadcasting in Ireland in […]

The European Commission is inviting submissions from stakeholders – Advisory Councils, fishermen associations, producer organisations, other fisheries stakeholders, national administrations […]

4th February 2014: The first month of 2014 was an exciting month for new wildlife records at the Bog of […]

Young Friends of the Earth is looking for a dynamic coordinator to help strengthen their network. The successful candidate will […]

An Taisce investigation has revealed that an entire Glenamaddy town’s sewage is being piped into a Special Area of Conservation […]