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# Climate

Last year
2023
33 people dead and 18 others still missing after Beijing's heaviest rains on record
Antarctica ‘suffering’ because of burning fossil fuels, scientists say
Greta Thunberg pulls out of Edinburgh book festival, accusing a sponsor of 'greenwashing'
Beijing records heaviest rainfall in 140 years
Major climate summit attendees asked to disclose affiliations after anger over fossil fuel lobbying
Opinion: As we move to a fairer and greener future we cannot forget those on the margins
Fire service says Greece wildfires mostly under control, but strong winds still a threat
No climate agreement on peaking emissions at G20 environment meeting
Pádraic Fogarty: 'Farmers' power has seeped like a smothering fog through Irish politics'
G20 environment ministers prepare for fresh bid for climate deals
Important ocean current system could collapse by mid-century
Four departments were responsible for one climate action each last quarter - and failed to finish
Greta Thunberg removed by police again for trying to block access to a Swedish oil facility
Climate activists arrested after climbing 30-metre tall statues in Scotland
Irish citizens warned to 'stay away' from areas struck by Rhodes wildfires as 30k people evacuated
Larry Donnelly: Why is it that political will is lagging behind climate chaos?
Resorts evacuated as blaze rages out of control on Greek island of Rhodes amid heatwave
Climate activists set off smoke flare at Open Championship golf tournament
Nasa climatologist says July likely to be hottest month on record
'Like opening an oven': Irish people in European heatwave recount 'unrelenting' heat
Ireland has become warmer across all seasons in the last 30 years
Ireland at risk of breaking carbon budget limit as emissions fell only 2% last year
Heatwave named after mythological monster brings scorching temperatures to southern Europe
Nature Restoration Law gets green light from EU Parliament, including all Irish MEPs
Police and organisers of British Grand Prix on high alert for Just Stop Oil protesters
Opinion: We are half way to COP28 but rich countries continue to stall climate progress
Protesters interrupt Eamon Ryan at climate conference in Ballina
Death toll rises to 55 after two weeks of monsoon rain in Pakistan
Global temperature record broken for second day in a row
China in the grip of extreme weather after flooding and 10 straight days of 35 degree heat
New Zealand to become first country to ban thin plastic bags from supermarkets
Deadlock over contentious Nature Restoration Law throws its fate into hands of EU Parliament
Ireland relied on buying 'credits' to reach climate and energy targets - EU audit
Rising ocean temperatures spell 'real threat' to fish species in Irish waters
Paris climate summit ends without deal to create global tax on shipping
Climate minister expects to miss EU deadline for draft energy plan
Highly awaited EU vote on Nature Restoration Law postponed to end of month
Newsletter: The proposed nature restoration law that's become a flashpoint in climate debate
Proposed EU regulation would clear up what it means for a company to be sustainable
Winds and heavy rains kill at least 27 people in Pakistan, including eight children