Ireland allocates €1.28bn to energy and climate transition in 2027 Budget
Ireland has allocated €1.28 billion to energy, climate action and environmental measures in its 2027 Budget announcement. Some €950 million…
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Less than a third of consumers have confidence in governments’ future decision-making
Just 31% of consumers across 17 of the world’s largest economies have confidence that their government will make decisions that…
World is ‘missing opportunity’ to transition away from fossil fuels amidst ongoing Iran conflict
An academic paper has said that while the ongoing conflict in Iran and its effect on oil supplies presents an…
US consumers more likely to support environmental issues when backed by scientists, citizens
Americans are more likely to support and take action on environmental issues when they are supported by scientists or their…
UK to make ‘plug-in’ solar panels available within months
The UK government has announced that ‘plug-in’ solar panels will be available in retailers within months, offering households an opportunity…
Australia’s new environment bill ‘better for business’, says Minister
Australia‘s Minister for the Environment and Water, Murray Watt, has described the country’s new Environment Protection Reform Bill 2025 as…
UK government launches recruitment drive to support clean energy growth
The UK government has launched a national plan to recruit the workers it needs for the clean energy transition, with…
A Grain of Sand’s Chris Hines on why the time is right for ‘intelligent activism’
For Chris Hines, owner of the A Grain of Sand consultancy and co-founder of activist group Surfers Against Sewage, the…
Ireland’s government ‘must address’ rising emissions in the built environment
Ireland‘s government needs to make addressing rising emissions in the built environment a priority, as well as provide wider supports…
Two thirds of Irish people ‘frustrated’ by climate change
Some 67% of Irish people feel ‘frustration’ about climate change, while more than half express ‘worry’ (54%) or ‘powerlessness’ (51%),…
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