Farmers need the right incentives to reduce emissions
State’s farming rivals are exploring these ideas while we have been marking time
Q and A: What are the implications of the Climate Bill?
Legislation clears a major hurdle by getting through the Dáil, but at what cost?
Politicians urged to ‘bite the bullet’ and reduce size of Irish livestock sector
Climate action committee told farmers have few technical options to cut methane emissions
Has the agri-food sector responded sufficiently to climate science indicators?
It makes good economic sense to act now, says leading scientist Prof John Sweeney
Where’s the beef? Outdated data leads to uncertainty on way forward
At beef and dairy farm level there is a growing emphasis on practicalities over conflicting research on carbon efficiency
The future of food production processes: animal, vegetable or cell?
With livestock being phased out, changes in how food is produced are set to be dramatic
No need for 90% drop in meat consumption, says Irish professor
Fact Ireland’s agriculture is mostly grassland-based is positive, says Alan Matthews
Influential Irish economist and TCD academic Louden Ryan dies
Ryan played key role in formulating Irish economic policy in the 1960s and 1970s
When the British mention the Border, I turn to Lewis Carroll
Brexit talks fast-reaching ‘Alice in Wonderland status’
Citizens’ Assembly ideas confront worst of global warming
Climate change is a pressing moral issue and action is needed for future’s benefit
Climate change: the people lead the way
Politicians have been given a mandate by the Citizens’ Assembly to take action
Citizens’ Assembly votes for radical moves to tackle climate change
Tax on agricultural emissions and more spending on public transport urged
Ireland will miss climate targets 'by more than expected'
John Fitzgerald: by 2014 it was clear that we were not going to meet our targets
Citizens’ Assembly to make recommendations on tackling climate change
Government’s hypocritical stance on climate change must come to an end, says Trócaire
Irish Film Board hails ‘coming of age’ year for domestic industry
Critical and commercial successes include seven Irish films at Sundance Film Festival
Cantillon: Are part-time beef farmers the true villians of climate change?
Media briefing reveals department’s thinking on emissions ahead of Paris talks
Climate change advisory body to be established this week
Advisory council is seen as a landmark in the development of State’s climate policy
Ireland would profit from opting out of beef, says expert
Prof Alan Matthews says most beef farms are not financially viable without EU subsidies
CSO figures show green shoots in farm sector
The profitability of agriculture is on the rise here, which is very good news for the Irish economy as a whole
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