Ryan says only Government amendments will be accepted before final approval of Climate Bill
Climate Case Ireland says Bill needs binding commitment to remaining below a 1.5-degree increase in global average temperature
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Eamon Ryan to examine criticism of wording in landmark Climate Bill
Climate experts highlighted ‘fundamental flaw’ in letter to Coalition leaders
Leading experts warn landmark Climate Bill has fundamental flaw
Aspects of Bill ‘not scientifically well grounded’ and ‘entirely lacking in legal certainty’
Bord na Móna’s big shift: how the peat giant pivoted to bog restoration
The semi-State company is investing millions to ‘rehabilitate’ huge swathes of degraded bogs
Bog rehabilitation scheme: ‘This is only a beginning’
Restoration project is significant but Minister accepts much more needed
Climate Bill criticised for lack of accountability and sanctions
Legislation ‘is very weak compared to leading climate laws adopted elsewhere’ – environmental law expert
Could an ecocide law bring an end to environmental destruction?
Ecocide – the deliberate destruction of ecosystems – must be seen as the worst crime against humanity and nature
Man shot and killed at US protest against Breonna Taylor’s death
Another shooting victim was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries
Trump criticises ‘delinquent’ Nato members over defence spending
US president accuses Democrats of trying to ‘take away a lot of strength from our police’
Trump credits ‘unclimbable’ border wall for drop in illegal immigration
President defends additional curbs on work visas on visit to US-Mexico border wall
Too young to vote but student activist group tells parties what to do
Fridays for Future presents list of nine climate demands to Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil
Why it is time for the US to embrace the class struggle
US politics: This faultline feels less fraught than rifts over race, gender and sexuality
Snakebite study: Irish team unlocks the secret of snakes’ venom
Researchers at NUIG and TCD reveal why some snakes are deadlier than others
Sale’s Denny Solomona charged with ‘homophobic’ abuse
Worcester outhalf Jamie Shillock told referee two homophobic slurs were aimed at him
What the Irish did for – and to – the Choctaw tribe
One family of Irish officials treated their ‘red brethren’ with humanity, but Scots-Irish President Andrew Jackson oversaw the tribe’s ruthless eviction from their lands
How the Irish were complicit in Native American suffering
Taoiseach’s St Patrick’s Day visit is a reminder of a dark chapter in our shared history
Donald Trump praises Irish for ‘tremendous role’ played in US
US president declares March 2018 Irish-American Heritage Month
Trump repeats ‘Pocahontas’ jibe in address to Native Americans
US president uses racially-tinged name about Democratic senator during White House ceremony
‘What is Ireland doing putting Che Guevara on a stamp?’
Prominent Cuban-American radio host calls on An Post to explain its decision
Trump wades into history with comments on monument removal
Analysis: Trump’s comments drew negative reactions from many historians
Is President Donald Trump heading for impeachment?
Analysis: Revelations over last 24 hours may bring 45th US presidency into new territory
Can Donald Trump keep his grip on the presidency?
Explainer: Russia links and Comey memo leave White House in turmoil
Donald Trump interview: ‘I don’t regret anything’
As he nears 100 days in office, the US president tells the FT he stands by his style and agenda
Trump’s first 50 days are unprecedented as he tears up rule book
US president’s divisive strategy has unfolded against the theatre of a chaotic White House
Andrew Jackson: the most Irish American president, and a divisive US leader
Irish Connections: The White House’s seventh occupant was a rabble-rousing slave owner who forced Native Americans on to the Trail of Tears
Trump insists media out to get him as McCain warns on press suppression
White House chief of staff says press coverage has been flawed
Trump savages ‘dishonest media’ while making false claims
In unusual rally by a sitting president Trump rejects reports of administration infighting
Trump’s stumbles force aides to rethink tactics
US president no longer sure things are going well after relentless parade of bad headlines
Presidential inaugurations: from top hats to fears of assassination
Patrick Freyne looks at how US presidents have been sworn in across the centuries
The Trump matrix: how to work out what the new US president may do
‘The policy axis runs from full populism at one end to predictable conservative orthodoxy on the other’
Calm down everybody: Donald Trump is not the worst and won’t go unchallenged
Trump is a New York wheeler-dealer, not a redneck from the backwoods. He is no Reagan ideologue
America's Brexit: How Donald Trump won the election
Analysis: Reagan Democrats became Trump Democrats as Republican triumphs in Rust Belt
TV review: Portillo’s predictable train of thought, and a wild ride to the US presidency
Michael Portillo is chasing his Brit-centric idea of the US, while Cal Saville’s plan for taking the Oval Office is all slogan and no substance
What I learned tracing the steps of Irish Famine migrants
Michael Collins reaches the end of his 885km Irish Diaspora Run in Canada
Irish oak planted at US Capitol to commemorate 1916 Rising
Taoiseach at rare tree-planting in Washington as symbol of Ireland’s strong roots in US
US puts African American woman on $20 bill
Slavery abolitionist Harriet Tubman will replace former president Andrew Jackson
Harriet Tubman to feature on new US $20 bill
Anti-slavery crusader will be the first black American to appear on paper currency
Redesigned $10 US bill to feature a woman
Treasury department to collect public input in town hall meetings and via social media
Murky truth lies behind ‘Star-Spangled Banner’
America Letter: slave-owning writer of US national anthem commemorated
Unthinkable: Is the passing of time just an illusion?
A thought for the new year: how you perceive time has moral implications
Space for everyone in the history of the Negev – except the Bedouins
Opinion: Settlement plan involves erasure of 35 villages and displacement of 70,000 people
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