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Monday 26 October 2020
Ireland saw its warmest winter on record since 1900.
It’s a coronavirus-free zone as we bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Reducing CO2 emissions is seen as key to resolving the climate crisis – but how much carbon does Ireland produce?
The royal flew 126 miles to speak to scientists about lowering aircraft emissions.
Australia’s Green Party is calling for more funding for wildlife rescues and a federal inquiry into how to restore habitats.
Business leaders give their take on the innovations, ideas and tech that could influence the next decade.
Irish business leaders give their take on the influential innovations, ideas and tech that shaped the decade.
The trio claimed it was justified because of the threat of climate change.
Greater ambition for how far countries were willing to go to combat the climate crisis failed to materialise at COP25.
Johnson was again accused of ‘running scared’ when he did not join other party leaders at the TV debate.
The resolution was adopted with 429 votes to 225.
It follows a series of major fires in the region earlier this year.
An Garda Síochána said it responded to a “theft incident” at a hotel in the Dublin at approximately 1.30pm.
RTÉ On Climate will see content across tv, radio and online on the global climate crisis.
The EPA says there are challenges in dealing with extreme weather events in a sustainable way.
The environmental campaign group said 1,800 litres of fake blood was used.
According to a survey carried out by Amarach Research for RTÉ’s Claire Byrne Live/TheJournal.ie.
Tropical storms will continue to amplify their destructive potential even if global warming is capped at two degrees Celsius, the UN warned.
Limerick Against Pollution said “4,400 objections” were lodged against the plans.
Envoys from almost 200 nations have gathered in Poland’s southern city of Katowice.
THERE ARE 59 shopping days until Christmas.
Most retailers across the country will be closed until 1 December, losing out on some vital festive shopping business.
Many are depending on customers shifting to online sales during that time.
So we want to know: Will you do more of your Christmas shopping online this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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