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Colm McCarthy: interdependence on climate transition

A more rational economic basis for attributing responsibility for the climate transition between countries and between sectors of the economy is needed.

VIEWPOINTS 9 July 2025

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Protected urea and drop in finishing ages will help lower emissions – Teagasc

Protected urea and drop in finishing ages will help lower emissions – Teagasc

NEWS 4 July 2025

Call for grants for methane-reducing slurry additives

Call for grants for methane-reducing slurry additives

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 2 July 2025

Import tax to hit fertiliser hard

Import tax to hit fertiliser hard

Import tax to hit fertiliser hard

NEWS 11 June 2025

New Zealand aims to stabilise methane for 2050

New Zealand aims to stabilise methane for 2050

New Zealand aims to stabilise methane for 2050

NEWS 4 June 2025

Global farming emissions research group meet in Dublin

Global farming emissions research group meet in Dublin

The meeting of the Council of the Global Research Alliance for Agricultural Greenhouse Gases (GRA) opened this Tuesday 3 June 2025 at Dublin Castle.

NEWS 2 April 2025

Editorial: climate change - EPA warning once again

Editorial: climate change - EPA warning once again

It’s hard to disagree with EPA boss Laura Burke about one thing – we quickly need to move from policy aspiration to implementation and investing for the future.

VIEWPOINTS 2 April 2025

Farm emissions projected to reduce by up to 16% by 2030

Farm emissions projected to reduce by up to 16% by 2030

The figures are contained in an EPA report, Ireland’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Projections, released on Wednesday 28 May.

NEWS 2 April 2025

Dempsey at Large: Debate over reason behind greenhouse gases heats up

Dempsey at Large: Debate over reason behind greenhouse gases heats up

From a narrow farming point of view, the more interesting question is the role of methane.

VIEWPOINTS 2 April 2025

Reaction to debate on RTÉ radio's 'Hot Mess'

Reaction to debate on RTÉ radio's 'Hot Mess'

"Undermining mature debate" – John Hourigan, Murroe, Co Limerick

LETTERS 2 April 2025

Investments in methane mitigation and on-farm slurry storage

Investments in methane mitigation and on-farm slurry storage

Investment in methane mitigation measures should go hand-in-hand with additional on-farm slurry storage, says Prof Gerry Boyle.

VIEWPOINTS 2 April 2025

Farm emissions estimates cut by 7%

Farm emissions estimates cut by 7%

Emissions had been previously overstated due their not being sufficient research to generate emissions estimates that accurately reflected Irish farming.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 2 April 2025

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Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland

Good farm security is crucial for protecting your property, livestock, and equipment from theft, vandalism, and other risks. Explore practical farm security ideas from PhoneWatch.

Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland

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