Tonight at 7:00 pm on RTÉ One, award-winning science communicator Dr Lara Dungan investigates the realities of climate change in Ireland. We might like the idea of some warmer weather in our cold and rainy country but what would that actually look like?
Host Lara Dungan looks at the reality of #climatechange in #Ireland as we face #erosion,changes in #weather & plant life: Tues. @ 7, RTÉ One pic.twitter.com/f7jTKSvX1I
— The Eco-Eye team (@EcoEye) January 30, 2017
Eco Eye takes a look at Ireland's coastal communities as they fight rising tides, the latest in agricultural science, plant life and the country's changing geography.
The disappearing #Murrough ; #geography teacher Ric Murawski & students survey a swiftly eroding coastline. Tues., 7 pm, RTÉ One pic.twitter.com/K8ahhwucG5
— The Eco-Eye team (@EcoEye) January 30, 2017
There is no doubt that Ireland will be facing some big changes in the near future due to climate change and Eco Eye's host Lara Dungan looks to Trócaire's Niamh Garvey to find out what effect it has had on the world's developing nations.
Tomorrow on RTÉ One at 7 pm: host Lara Dungan talks to @NiamhAGarvey from @trocaire about the effect of #climatechange on developing nations pic.twitter.com/IIri2mD8hU
— The Eco-Eye team (@EcoEye) January 30, 2017
Watch brand new Eco Eye on RTÉ One tonight, Tuesday 31st of January at 7:00 PM. Missed last week's episode? Catch up on RTÉ Player.
