Greta Thunberg

Political climate has stripped young people of the grounding forces of family and community and the promises of a fair society

A play by Eva O’Connor and Hildegard Ryan aims to put ‘heart and soul’ into the debate

There is a limit to how green discretionary travel can ever be

Ireland’s largest second-hand furniture store is reaping the benefits of a growing trend

TV review: TG4’s Finné is a fascinating study of 1990s eco-activism in Ireland

From the storming of the Capitol and the Suez Canal to Olympic success and Storm Barra, the news never stopped

Minister for Finance and chair of eurogroup on bank notes, inflation and Omicron impact

‘It made me think about my own sense of being Irish and my family history’

What has happened in Glasgow is nothing less than a reorientation of global capitalism towards a carbon neutral future

Emission-cutting proposals do not force commerce to rectify actions imminently

Changes to transport plan described as ‘an abdication’ of climate action commitments

Today’s teenagers must move beyond marching to a solution-based mindset

Up to 200 demonstrations taking place across the globe amid crucial Cop26 talks

Dublin demonstration begins at Garden of Remembrance at midday

Patrick Freyne meets activists at a protest in Glasgow, as Greta Thunberg addresses the crowd

Humanity confronted with race to reduce global warming, says US climate envoy

Former Ireland winger’s Shelbourne appointment warmly greeted all round

Protesters make gradual progress through Glasgow streets usually flanked by police

Public pressure has already resulted in substantial levels of movement

Taoiseach stresses pledge is global and not national on day one of climate summit

Draft G20 communiqué indicates richest countries on track to tackle climate change

It’s time to reset – not offset – our holidaying habits

The entrants held smart, well-informed views on the challenges facing the planet

The United Nations Climate Change Conference is widely seen as the last chance to avoid catastrophic damage to Earth

Environmentalist on how the climate emergency has been a wakeup call to everyone

Madrid saved the day but not the planet in 2019. Political sloganeering beat real commitment

‘It’s not so hard to come back to normal life again’: Greta Thunberg returns to school

The climate activist has spent three years raising the alarm. How has her mission changed her?

What’s happening when it comes to climate change, what are the targets and why do we need to up our game?

Evidence local authorities are deploying a more aggressive approach to tree removal

Choctaw nation gave us $170 in Famine relief in 1847. It is a timeless moral lesson

Politics of addressing climate change still debilitating as planet sizzles

The former ‘queen of shops’ says people ‘have been shown the wrong ideas on how to live’

Hottest ever, wettest ever, highest ever. And it's only just beginning.

Michael Viney: Two new books chart the Irish response to climate change over the years

I was part of a crew that introduced wheelie bins to the town. Not everyone was happy

From Made in Chelsea to Bling Empire, reality TV offers escapism and, equally, a chance to jeer

The artist and REM singer talks American presidents, parties and photographing his heroes

Europe Letter: Critics say proposed amendments water down climate ambitions

The shift towards environmentally friendly fashion has been building for many years