Ireland set to miss 2020 targets
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Ireland will fall short of its 2020 EU renewable energy targets, the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has warned.
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Chernobyl has become a refuge for wildlife 33 years after the nuclear accident
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Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (Ukraine) with the new safe confinement building over the number 4 reactor unit. May 2017. Germán
Europeans told to cut back carbon footprint
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Europeans are using more than their fair share of natural resources, emitting too much carbon, eating too much, using large
Book review: Titans of the Climate compares U.S.-China climate policies
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“Both China and the United States were blessed and cursed with gigantic natural energy resource endowments in the form of
Germany opens electrified road for hybrid lorries
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Germany is testing an electric autobahn for heavy goods vehicles as part of a €70-million pilot for specially adapted vehicles
Poland urged to focus on renewables
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Poland should on focus on developing renewable sources as they are the cheapest energy source, according to Monika Morawiecka, the
Brussels backs Lithuanian renewable scheme
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The European Commission has approved Lithuania’s auction scheme for renewable energy production as the Baltic state tries to weaken its
Irish wind sector struggles with rates and residents’ opposition
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The Irish counties of Kerry, Cork and Donegal have the highest number of wind farms in Ireland and their development
Canadian province demands tidal prototype’s removal
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The Atlantic province of Nova Scotia has demanded the removal of an ill-fated tidal turbine developed by the defunct Irish
European climate plans ‘underwhelming’: study
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A report has called for Europe’s national energy and climate plans (NECPs) to be aligned with the 2015 Paris climate
4,520 Amazon staff demand climate action
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More than 4,500 Amazon employees have urged the online giant to take action on climate change and reduce its carbon
EU and China unite over climate change
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The European Union and China have said at a summit in Brussels they are united on tackling climate change and
Scotland develops world’s first tidal testing centre
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A consortium in Scotland says it is developing the world’s first tidal energy testing centre to carry out large-scale accelerated
Rail travel is cleaner than driving or flying, but will Americans buy in?
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The Northeast Corridor sees millions of riders a year, but expanding rail in the U.S. is always fraught. Loco Steve,
France, Denmark eye hydrogen future
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France’s state-run utility EDF has launched a hydrogen production and distribution firm to support the decarbonisation of industry and transport