Ireland must stop treating floods, storms, droughts and extreme heat as individual emergencies and begin preparing systematically for a climate of increasingly severe extremes, the Climate Change Advi...

Government should not only reserve legal designation for fast-tracking built projects but should extend it to nature too

Mohamed is a PhD researcher at the ICARUS research centre in the Department of Geography at Maynooth University, supervised by Professor Conor Murphy and Professor Peter Thorne.

Come along and craft a zine (a small, handmade magazine) about the changes you see in your local environment. Climate change and biodiversity loss can seem like complex and abstract ideas, but we...

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Come along and craft a zine (a small, handmade magazine) about the changes you see in your local environment. Climate change and biodiversity loss can seem like complex and abstract ideas, but we...

An upland is simply an area of high land, like the slopes of a hill or mountain. In the Republic of Ireland, around 14% of the country is considered upland in nature.

This project aims to create a more accurate and consistent climate dataset for the UK & Ireland. It will use the same high-quality methods...

Instead of asking whether climate change caused a heatwave, we should ask how much hotter it became because of fossil fuel emissions.

Biodiversity refers to the variety of living things in the world. It is essential for healthy ecosystems and for human life, but it is currently declining across the globe.

As towns and cities grow, and climate change causes heavier and more frequent rain, dealing with rainwater has become a major environmental problem in the UK and Ireland. This has led to two serious…

Ireland's Planning and Development Act 2024 proposes capping legal costs in environmental judicial reviews. Critics warn it could limit access to justice.

Traditional ways of collecting evidence are time-consuming and labour-intensive, which makes it difficult it difficult to keep up with the rapidly expanding amount of scientific evidence…

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Ruth is a PhD student with the Climate + Co-Centre for Climate + Biodiversity + Water, working on the Design and Evaluation of Multi-functional Blue Green Infrastructure Under Climate Change.

This project aims to develop need new ways to analyse these data to build better models that combine ground information with ...

Children and young people have a right to participate in decisions which affect them, including those on climate change and biodiversity loss.

Meet Ed Hawkins, Professor of Climate Science and Deputy Director of the Climate+ Co-Centre, leading the Great Britain component of the centre’s research. Ed talks about his background in physics,…

In a fast-paced, five-day sprint at Trinity College Dublin’s Innovation Hub, the latest cohort of the AI & Climate Sustainability Sandbox demonstrated that rapid technology deployment isn’t a…

Irish and British coasts are eroding at an increasing pace, driven by rising sea levels and more intense storms linked to climate change. With further sea-level rise expected, more coastline will be…

Professor Hayley Fowler on the Climate Change Committee's new report on UK climate adaptation, and the eight priorities for a safer, more resilient country.

Jamie Pow is a Senior Lecturer in Political Science at Queen’s University Belfast. His research focuses on political attitudes and the role of citizens in democratic decision-making, including…

Meet Joanne Butler, Co-ordinator of OURganic Gardens in Co. Donegal, a social enterprise working with community groups to grow their own food, live sustainably and care for local environments. Joanne…

The volume of new research being published on climate, biodiversity, and water is growing faster than can realistically be analysed.

467 researchers across 54 countries have set the peatland research priorities for the next decade, from carbon storage to restoration and equity.

Ijlal Haidar is a Postgraduate Researcher at the Climate + Co-Centre and the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) at University College Cork. His research focuses on plant…

Meet Dylan Mellody Kelly, Climate Ambassador and Communications Officer with the National Transport Authority’s Active Travel and Sustainable Transport team. Dylan talks about his background in…

Heavy rainfall and other extreme weather events can have serious consequences for people, infrastructure, wildlife and the wider environment. Climate change is making these extreme events more…

Tingting is a researcher at the Climate + Co-Centre, where they work on the project Using AI to Integrate Environmental Data. Their work focuses on improving how complex environmental datasets can be…

Meet Dr Aideen O’Dochartaigh, Assistant Professor in Accounting at Dublin City University Business School and Funded Investigator at the Co-Centre for Climate + Biodiversity + Water. Aideen talks…

This project is building a federated digital platform called the Climate + Biodiversity + Water Data Space (CBW-Data Space).

The Asian tiger mosquito is spreading across Europe. Climate change is accelerating invasive species like it — and the UK may be next.

New climate change striped banners have been installed on Henley Town Hall this week at a cost of around £500 to produce and install. These distinctive...

Planetary heating is intensifying and key climate indicators are deteriorating, top scientists said Thursday, warning that funding decisions affecting Earth observation systems in the United States…

Katy Bell shares her experience helping the Bank of England choose wildlife species for future UK banknotes and why the public vote matters.

Meet Alice Brawley Chesworth, Postdoctoral Researcher with the Climate+ Co-Centre. Alice talks about her background in chemistry, environmental engineering and environmental policy, her work on how…

AI has plenty of risks that we must guard against, but data-driven AI is a tool we should embrace to protect our infrastructure, our climate, and our society, writes Andrew Parnell

Coastal change often conjures pictures of dramatic storms, collapsing cliffs, and rising sea levels. While such physical changes are important, PhD student Rory Moore’s research focuses on something…

Dr. Md Arman Habib informs the implementation of restoration measures for improving ecological water quality in Irish rivers and streams

Meet Clodagh Miskelly, Postdoctoral Research Fellow working on inclusive decision making spaces for multi-level action. Clodagh talks about her background in communication, drama and sustainability,…

The latest UK ocean health report card shows seas in poor shape. New analysis explains why marine protected areas alone won't fix the problem.