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# Climate Change

This week
14th April 2024 - 20th April 2024
'Human-induced' climate change behind deadly Sahel heatwave, study finds
18 Apr
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'Deadly' floods hit Dubai, scores of flights are diverted
16 Apr
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Wildfire burns near popular Spanish coast as temperatures reach abnormal highs for April
15 Apr
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Last week
7th April 2024 - 20th April 2024
'It's unbearable': Young Greeks speak out about lack of prospects 15 years after crisis
The Journal visited Athens in advance of the EU elections to find out how young people have fared in comparison to Ireland.
Maria Delaney
reports from Athens
13 Apr
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New EU energy efficiency law could see government incentivise thousands more homes to renovate
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
12 Apr
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Bonjour to bikes: Cycling more popular than driving in Paris city centre
11 Apr
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Are you a farmer affected by the recent bad weather? We want to hear your stories
Updated 11 Apr
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European court rules Swiss government violated human rights by failing on climate action
9 Apr
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March broke temperature records for tenth month in a row as western Europe saw heavy rainfall
9 Apr
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This month
April 2024
Opinion: We must rethink recycling for Ireland’s Circular Economy and stop penalising consumers
Fearghal Carroll
3 Apr
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It was a majorly wet March - with 219% rain compared to average at Dublin Airport weather station
Two weather stations in Clare and Cavan recorded 29 rainy days each last month.
3 Apr
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Last month
March 2024
The climate crisis is looming. Is Simon Harris prepared to face it?
“I’m absolutely committed to addressing the climate emergency,” the new Fine Gael leader has said.
Lauren Boland
31 Mar
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Debunked: A historical chart in an old IPCC report does not show that climate change is a hoax
28 Mar
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Updated 27 Mar
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Farmers face 'extreme pressures' as heavy rainfall saturates soil
27 Mar
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Opinion: EU failure to pass the Nature Restoration Law shows a worrying shift to the right
Pádraic Fogarty
27 Mar
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Irish Aid worker says climate change poses 'existential threat' to Malawi
24 Mar
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Bacik tells Labour conference Varadkar resignation 'ultimate' vote of no confidence in Government
23 Mar
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Yet another climate agency confirms 2023 to be the World's hottest year
6 hrs ago
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All waters near Irish shores to be under pressure from climate change by end of century - report
13 Mar
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Countries urged to ratify UN ocean protection treaty to preserve Galapagos Islands
11 Mar
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Last month was warmest February on record globally – ninth month in a row this record has been set
7 Mar
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Nature restoration law reveals cracks and divisions in Sinn Féin and Fine Gael
2 Mar
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'Time is not on our side': Countries urged to hurry up and ratify treaty to protect polluted oceans
1 Mar
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February
February 2024
Midleton flooding was made twice as likely to occur by climate change
29 Feb
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Irish people are getting more and more worried about storms and extreme heat - climate study
28 Feb
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MEPs pass hotly debated nature law to 'reverse hundreds of years' of damage despite farmer protests
Updated 27 Feb
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The Explainer x Noteworthy: Why is our history falling into the sea?
26 Feb
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Farmers bring tractor protest to Cork over airport expansion and climate policies
Updated 26 Feb
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Coastal erosion will wipe out many ancient seaside sites and monuments
Escalating storms and extreme weather caused by climate change will increase coastal erosion with many Irish landmarks unable to be saved, experts say.
A number of monuments and historical buildings already falling into the sea
Nationwide climate hazard map of threatened sites set to be launched
Government: Managed loss of history ‘must be addressed’
Patricia Devlin
25 Feb
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Cabinet told of Ireland's new target to reduce energy consumption
20 Feb
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Voters across all age groups hold moderate view on EU climate action
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
17 Feb
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UAE, Azerbaijan and Brazil form 'troika' to push for global action on global warming
13 Feb
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Human destruction of nature threatens migratory mammals, fish and birds, report declares
12 Feb
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Michael Pidgeon: Dublin's new city centre transport plan is not a 'ban on cars'
Michael Pidgeon
9 Feb
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Warmest January on record as temperatures hover above crucial 1.5 limit
8 Feb
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'I'm not rejecting science, I'm supporting the economy': DAA boss defends plan to increase flights
Updated 7 Feb
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EU Commission proposes 90% cut to emissions by 2040
Updated 6 Feb
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At least 122 now dead as deadly wildfires burn through central Chile
Updated 5 Feb
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Wildfires in central Chile kill at least 64 people, with death toll continuing to rise
Updated 4 Feb
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