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As countries transition away from fossil fuels such as coal and peat, communities rightly worry about where the next jobs ...
"If green is the color of Ireland, and a soft day the touch, and poteen the taste, and harp music the sound, then a turf fire ...
Peat bogs may not be unique to Ireland, but their place in the Irish cultural imagination certainly is. Against the drama of our mountains, and of the waves shaping our rugged shores, peat bogs ...
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From Bogs to Blossoms: Reclaiming Ireland’s Endemic Wetland PlantsImagine standing in the heart of an Irish bog, the ground springy beneath your feet, wrapped in a hush broken only by the ...
Outside the Midlands, most peatlands in Ireland, especially in the West, are described as blanket bog. They form in areas ...
The Brazilian rainforest is thought of as the world’s greatest “carbon sink”, yet our wet Irish peatlands store four times as ...
Kerry in south-west Ireland conjures up images of green meadows dotted with sheep, untamed coastlines, ruined castles and ...
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Whole ecosystems ‘decimated’ by weeks of wildfires, charities warnWhole ecosystems have been “decimated” and endangered species put at risk after weeks of wildfires across the UK, charities ...
More than half of Ireland's birds are in decline. Séan Ronayne hopes recording each bird's song on film might help encourage ...
It's 30 years since the damage from free-roaming sheep first became apparent. Rising awareness of the climate and ...
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