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Water firm fined for pollution

A water firm has been fined and ordered to pay costs after allowing sewage to leak into a watercourse.

Celebrity gardener Diarmuid Gavin demands end of peat compost

A phase out of all peat in compost has been put forward by the Government in an effort to cut down emissions of CO2.

Ireland commissions independent report into controversial incinerator plans

A leading lawyer is to head up an independent inquiry into the legal and financial risks posed by the proposed Poolbeg incinerator that could be built on Dublin's outskirts.

Big fines for Northern Ireland waste offenders

Men who allowed their land in Northern Ireland to be used as dumps for illegal waste from the republic have been hit with hard penalties under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

Grant for Belfast water research

A Queen's University Belfast research centre has netted a 3.5m Euro grant from the European Union to fund look into improving water quality and quantity.

Use Irish waste to turn a profit
Waste should be used to reduce costs and save money, says Irish firm.

Edie award winner through to 'European finals'

Edie's awards scheme has acted as a springboard to Europe for one of last year's winners, allowing them to represent the UK as environmental projects from across the continent go toe to toe.

Irish announce board to review green watchdog
Ireland environment minister has announced the board who will review the country's environmental watchdog.

Ireland unlikely to meet EU waste targets

Ireland looks set to miss its legally-binding EU waste targets and faces 'significant challenges' in meeting its carbon-cutting targets.

Funding to expand Irish bioenergy scheme

Willow and miscanthus crops will be used for a new biomass scheme after funding was announced by the Irish Government this week.

Irish firms need to be open on emissions

Carbon Disclosure Project Ireland has called on the country's largest companies to report carbon emissions and detail how climate change affects their businesses.

Irish Uni opens water research facility

The National University of Ireland in Galway has opened a new waste water

Weak ETS needs tightening to be effective - EAC

The Environmental Audit Commission has published its third report on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme in which it blasts the mechanism for being too loose to be effective and calls for a 'significant' tightening of caps.

Irish think tank ponders future of waste

A leading Irish think tank has published recommendations outlining how the country's municipal waste could be managed in a more cost effective and less polluting way.

Irish power firm opens its largest UK station

A joint venture between an Irish and British energy supplier will see a half a million euro power plant open near Southampton.

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