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My father, Gerry Foley, who has died aged 88, was an expert on energy use and conservation, first as a civil engineer and then as a senior research fellow at the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)...

Statistics raise concerns that rise in demand for data processing driven by AI could derail climate targets

Statistics raise concerns that rise in demand for data processing driven by AI could derail climate targets

Former Ireland leader issues firm response in row over comments made to her by Cop28 president

Storm Ulysses shows why it is difficult to make direct comparisons with storms in the past.

Nine countries sign declaration to turn North Sea into ‘Europe’s biggest green power plant’

Curbs to protect Ireland’s bogs have gone up in smoke amid soaring costs – theft of trees and woodpiles in Germany also rising

Governments across the continent have announced a range of measures to tackle any energy shortages this winter

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EU member states have been urged to reduce energy use to ensure they can cope in the event Russia cuts all supplies

EU member states have been urged to reduce energy use to ensure they can cope in the event Russia cuts all supplies

The six stations plotted going back to 1988 taken together show no significant warming taking place, with some stations in fact showing a modest cooling trend for January.

Temperatures are set to drop starting across Europe next week as a high pressure system could also bring colder air flows over central and southern Europe by the end of the month, according to meteorological simulations.

In summary, along with Canada, Alaska and Sweden, also Finland, France and Ireland have been showing no March warming.

Johnny Gogan’s documentary highlights the misconceived plans of corporations that hoped to avoid protesters