Environment
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has published its assessment of five key air pollutants which impact air quality, health and the environment for 2024.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is calling for less solid fuel use in home heating as a means to reduce air pollution.
The burning of solid fuel such as coal, turf and wood to heat homes is one of the most significant pollutants in Ireland
Wastewater sludge has "untapped renewable potential" according to a the EU Commission's proposals on wastewater management.
A poll by Eurobarometer has found that 36% of Irish people believe that the country’s air quality has deteriorated in the past 10 years.
The Irish Wildlife Trust (IWT) has called on the government to act to keep all turf in the ground...
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Measures to cut ammonia emissions need to be implemented to improve Irish air quality, according to the draft Clean Air Strategy.
Minister Eamon Ryan has today (Tuesday, March 8) launched a public consultation on the draft Clean Air Strategy for Ireland.
NI Environment Minister Edwin Poots has announced changes to his department’s High Air Pollution Alert Protocol to improve public awarness of air quality.
The European Environment Agency’s ‘Air quality in Europe - 2020 report’ published today shows better air quality.
