Event: Climate Change

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<p>A Palestinian man rides a paddle board on a flooded street following heavy rain at the Al-Shati refugee camp in the Gaza strip on March 20, 2023. Almost half of the world’s population lives in regions highly vulnerable to climate change, where in the last decade, deaths from floods, droughts, and storms were 15 times higher.<br/>Picture: Mohamed Abed/AFP/Getty </p>

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'Quantum leap in climate action' needed to slow global warming

Climate Change Advisory Council chairwoman Marie Donnelly said Ireland is not sufficiently prepared to adapt to the levels of climate change currently being experienced

<p>Flooding on the Dunmanway to Macroom road in West Cork, on January 12. Lots of bad impacts of climate change are already locked into the system, but a full-scale collapse of human civilisation may yet be averted. Picture: Andy Gibson</p>

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John Gibbons: Just like in the movies, scientists are ignored

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'Nothing but lies' - Brid Smith threatens legal action against Government for blocking climate Bill

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Climate change: Soothing rhetoric is not enough to save the planet

Let’s rise to the challenge of 2015 in a highly inter-dependent society

EU’s brave stand on press ban should be observed worldwide

Designers help launch climate change Oxfam T-shirts

Irish designers have joined with Oxfam Ireland to launch a limited edition range of T-shirts, which are to go on sale in A wear shops throughout the country.

Fri, 01 Oct, 2010

Greens: award to add impetus on climate talks

THE Green Party yesterday led the Irish political tributes to former US Vice President Al Gore following the announcement that he was the joint winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.

Sat, 13 Oct, 2007

Oil supplies threatened as Nigerian violence fades

Negotiators worked to free four foreigners held hostage in Nigeria’s southern oil region as militants claiming to hold the captives said they would target oil installations if their demands were not met within days.

Wed, 18 Jan, 2006

Global warming ‘already disrupting’ world’s climate

EVIDENCE is growing that global warming is already starting to disrupt the world’s delicately-balanced climate system and the damage will reverberate for generations, a top science conference was told yesterday.

Wed, 02 Feb, 2005