Citizen's Assembly hears how people can make their homes more energy efficient

Latest: A meeting of the Citizen's Assembly on climate change in Dublin is hearing how people can make their homes more energy efficient.

Sun, 01 Oct, 2017 - 08:36

Update 4.53pm: A meeting of the Citizen's Assembly on climate change in Dublin is hearing how people can make their homes more energy efficient.

The 99 citizens as well as a panel of experts are gathering in Malahide Castle to discuss policy changes the government can implement to reduce carbon emissions.

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