Month: April 2017

  • Green Alley Award 2017

    Green Alley Award 2017

    Green Alley Award 2017, is it for you? Want to make a difference in the world of the Circular Economy? Well maybe this competition is right up your alley! Are you a green start-up or eco-entrepreneur with a brilliant idea in the green and circular economy sector? Then apply now for the Green Alley Award…

  • Ireland’s Greenhouse Gas emissions projected to increase strongly

    Ireland’s Greenhouse Gas emissions projected to increase strongly

    Blow to our Climate change fight as Greenhouse gas emissions projected to increase strongly. According to the EPA, Ireland is unlikely to meet our 2020 EU greenhouse gas emissions targets. They identify sectors under pressure such as agriculture, transport, residential, commercial, non-energy intensive industry and waste sectors. What’s our target? Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions reduction…

  • Environ Conference Token reference to Circular Economy

    Environ Conference Token reference to Circular Economy

    Minister Denis Naughten TD,  addressed the attendees at Environ 2017, AIT Athlone, today April 10th 2017. The Circular Economy was not high on his list of priorities. In his rambling speech he offered just a single reference to the Circular Economy.  We re-publish his words below …. Circular economy section of his speech. ”Responding to Climate Change…