The climate change warnings are getting louder — are we just refusing to listen?

Regardless of any individual worldview, the latest publication from the Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC) makes for stark reading.

A certain alarm-fatigue among the population may be inevitable, even understandable, given the sheer number of negative reports issued on a regular basis from climate monitoring think tanks around the globe, including Ireland's independent council that advises the Government.

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