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How coronavirus measures have changed electricity demand

Electricity demand in Ireland has fallen, but electricity-related greenhouse gas emissions have increased

Excess natural gas is burned off in oil fields in a wasteful process known as "flaring". Photo: Robert Daemmrich Photography Inc/ Corbis via Gerry Images

How gas flaring damages the atmosphere and the economy

Mace Head: "effectively measuring how dirty the cleanest air in Europe is"

How a Galway weather station keeps track of climate change

Date from the survey showed that coverage centred on extreme weather events in almost half of all climate-reported media

How media coverage shapes our opinion of climate change

Sydney saw an extra 28 hot days a year

Australian summers 'grow longer due to climate change'

Artificial snow was brought into Moscow for winter festivals

Moscow sees warmest winter since records began

Brewing up a storm: "storminess in Ireland has varied over decades, centuries and millennia, posing challenges to human populations and altering ecosystems"

Why have we seen so many storms this year?

A diver looks at a case of a major bleaching on the coral reefs of the Society Islands in Moorea, French Polynesia. Photo: Alexis Rosenfeld/Getty Images

Why we need more marine protected areas

Kenyan ecofeminist, human rights campaigner and Green Belt Movement founder Wangari Maathai who was awarded the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize. Photo: Micheline Pelletier/Corbis via Getty Images

All you ever wanted to know about ecofeminism

The report says around 250 million under-fives in low and middle income countries risk being stunted due to malnutrition and other impacts of poverty

Every child under threat from climate, poor diet - UN

Toronto Wolfpack rugby fans at the Emerald Headingley Stadium in Leeds for the game against Castleford Tigers. Photo: George Wood/Getty Images

How your local sports club may be ruining the planet

Former weather presenter and head of forecasting at Met Éireann Ger Fleming

What will Ireland's weather look like in 2050?

Healthy for both you and the planet!

Your Seven Day Planetary Diet

Philip Boucher Hayes explores how the climate crisis can be effectively addressed

Tackling the climate crisis doesn't have to be hot air

What Planet Are You On?.

Healthy for both you and the planet!

Your Seven Day Planetary Diet

Healthy for both you and the planet!

When it comes to drinking water, it's time to get "back to tap".

Water Saving Tips

Within our houses, we consume a quarter of the energy used in Ireland.

What Planet Are You On? Energy Saving Tips

Do you know the recycling rules?

Do you know how to recycle properly at home?

Changing your diet is one of the most effective ways of reducing your environmental footprint.

Sustainable Food Plan

Take the My Challenge Pledge

Video and Audio.

Youth Assembly on climate change presents recommendations to Dáil

Youth Assembly on climate change presents recommendations to Dáil

Climate and Me

Reuban Murray, 17, from Co Laois, will be among the 157 delegates at the first ever You...

Nadia's sustainable diary

Nadia's sustainable diary

How Hotel Doolin became Ireland's first carbon neutral hotel

My Best Sustainable Life.

Eco Parenting with Nadia Forde

Nadia discovers the ups and downs of eco parenting. Motivated by the desire to provide a better future for her 1 year old daughter Wyatt, Nadia is eager to do her bit for the sake of the planet and the first thing to go is disposable nappies.

Beauty with Bonnie Ann Clyde

Sustainable Touring with Thumper

Vegan Party with Lauren and The 2 Johnnies

More My Best Sustainable Life

Science Week 2019

Doesn't Cost the Earth.

Bills, bills, bills...

How to save money while renting

Here's how to save on your next shave...

Ditching your plastic razor may save you money

Are you throwing away €1,000 a year?

Want to make your period better?

How to shop online the sustainable way

Climate Change.

The podcast puts kids at the centre of the fight against climate change

New podcast celebrates the kids fighting against climate change

The cost of food waste per household in Ireland is between €400 and €1,000 per year.

Are you throwing away €1,000 a year?

Tara sits down with freelance stylist Oyindamola Animashaun.

Listen: Tara Stewart & Oyindamola Animashaun on vintage shopping