Ecology in Ireland Everyday Ireland
Peat in Ireland
The Irish use peat for heating... This natural organic compound has a rather pleasant charm when burned in the fireplace! Here's an…
Ecology in Ireland Everyday Ireland
The Irish use peat for heating... This natural organic compound has a rather pleasant charm when burned in the fireplace! Here's an…
It’s a real ecological disaster. Lough Neagh, Ireland’s largest lake, is said to have turned into a kind of green mud, appearing…
At a time when awareness of the planet’s condition is increasingly present in people’s minds, Ireland is making ecology its new cause. Reduction of CO2 emissions, responsible consumption, promotion of organic products… the Irish government is accelerating its energy transition…
Will Ireland switch to electric transportation? Will it rationalize its vehicle fleet and penalize its polluting industries? Will it accelerate alternative consumption modes?
So many questions with one goal: to reduce the country’s CO2 emissions within the next 10 years.
These are prospects that will require time, commitment, and collective effort. Ireland seems increasingly aware of ecology and the dangers posed by climate disruption.
The many storms Ireland has endured in recent years demonstrate this: the Irish coastline is increasingly threatened, and action is needed.
This is what the country’s current actions seem to show.