Person: Tara Shine

Person: Tara Shine

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<p> Journalist Edel Coffey will join the live event to mark International Women’s Day 2022.</p>

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Emer O'Neill and Caroline Casey among speakers at Irish Examiner International Women's Day event

Author and journalist Edel Coffey will also speak at the event, which has the theme of 'Breaking the Bias' and takes place on Tuesday, March 8

<p>Former President Mary Robinson: "we have to bring hope". Pic: Collins</p>

health and wellbeing

'We have to bring hope': Mary Robinson, Anne Karpf and Dr Tara Shine on climate action

Mary Robinson talks about what gives her hope as we tackle the climate emergency - the female activists making strides worldwide, the sense of urgency we now all feel and emphasises that men and women each bear responsibility.

<p>Actions by businesses would include a delivery driver receiving training to reduce emissions, to avoid the air pollution associated with engine idling. File Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

economy

Why businesses need to start treating climate change like health and safety

Upskilling is key to solving the climate crisis

The Mick Clifford Podcast: One Object at a time - Tara Shine on changing how we live

comment-analysis

The Mick Clifford Podcast: One Object at a time - Tara Shine on changing how we live

Special summit in Cork to highlight challenges small island nations face from climate change

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Special summit in Cork to highlight challenges small island nations face from climate change

Kinsale takes ambitious step to eliminate single-use plastic

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Kinsale takes ambitious step to eliminate single-use plastic

What to watch on TV this week

What to watch on TV this week

 

Sat, 21 May, 2016

Ex-president starts human rights climate charity

Former president Mary Robinson announced plans today to establish a new charity to put human rights at the heart of the climate change agenda.

Tue, 14 Sep, 2010