Taoiseach Micheál Martin & Minister Timmy Dooley talked about progress on legislation for marine protected areas at the #FairSeas Conference
No sign of it being introduced yet though so please on #WorldOceanDay let them know you want this done urgently: https://only.one/act/ireland-protect-our-seas
Stop the destruction of Albania’s protected wild coast. Bulldozers are tearing into Pishë Poro–Narta, a vital habitat for flamingos, pelicans, sea turtles, and migratory birds, to make way for an unauthorised resort linked to Jared Kushner. This must not be allowed to continue.
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Cartoon by Steve Breen. Especially relevant to Ireland.
#SpeirGorm
More than 20,000 fish feared killed in pollution incident in Co Louth river
I don’t think people realise what’s happening in CAP negotiations: proposals from farm groups and EU politicians would shift public funding away from small and marginal farms to the largest, most intensive operators, risking causing the collapse of farming in most of the country.
Scorched Earth
I took this today following a wildfire in the Dublin Hills at the weekend. Nothing survived.
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Every cent of this scrappage scheme should be redirected towards investment in EV charging infrastructure. People will continue to transition if the infrastructure is in place share.google/OeLwVq0USYiG...
Protect Vjosa–Narta:
Stop Construction in Protected Natural Areas
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Cats are a serious issue for nature conservation. Responsible pet ownership has to mean more than good intentions. It should mean real limits, including keeping cats indoors at dawn, dusk, and night, when evolution has tuned them into devastating hunters.
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🌿 96% of Europeans believe we have a moral responsibility to protect nature.
💚 95% say our health and well-being depend on biodiversity.
Yet powerful polluters and their political allies are trying to weaken Europe's environmental laws right now.
#HandsOffNature
Speak up: handsoffnature.eu
Philip Boucher-Hayes
Sustainable Water Network (SWAN)
The European Commission is taking Ireland to the Court of Justice for failing to enforce EU environmental law on industrial peat cutting operators.
Significant illegal industrial scale peat cutting continues without planning or environmental impact assessments. ec.europa.eu/commission/p...
Fintan Kelly
Fintan Kelly
Fintan Kelly
Fintan Kelly
Today, the European Commission decided to refer Ireland to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to comply with the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Directive (Directive 2011\/92...
