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Radical opinion from the European Court of Justice’s Advocate-General suggests EU Commission is closing down the EU’s non-scientific, short-term, socio-economic approach to total allowable catches of cod, whiting and plaice when those overfished stocks are caught as inevitable by-catch. By Tony Lowes. The EU Commission dealt with this in a way similar to the ‘no […]
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The second phase of the extinction appears to have been driven by global heating
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Moylisha on the Carlow-Wicklow border is united in hostility to the prospect of Lithium mining
Dealing with planning matters in a specialised planning list is better – and cheaper
EU Commission tells ECJthat social and economic, as well as scientific,factors, must be weighed by Minister for Marine in deciding if the taking of a fish species, that is safeguarded by a quota of zero but which is inevitably caught when targeting another fish species, renders the whole catch illegal
Only a handful of the rainforest projects managed by the world’s leading provider of carbon offsetting showed evidence of deforestation reductions
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EPA research shows we are on track to cut emissions by only 12.8 per cent by 2030 instead of the government’s target of 35 per cent