Game Changers: Peadar Lynch’s Cherry Orchard garden salads are an example of how healthy food can be grown locally, organically and sustainably
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Game Changers: Ceding Lime Avenue to traffic in a climate and biodiversity emergency is a backward step
Game Changers: The average tree newly arrived in a city takes 16 years to absorb its own carbon footprint
Game Changers: The monoculture farm that only produces one thing is a model that suits food businesses, not farming ones
Game Changers: Winterage weekend highlights a way of farming more in harmony with our place in the natural world
Game Changers: Making the Liffey swimmable could be life-changing for communities who don’t live in wealthy seaside neighbourhoods
Game Changers: A 15-year-old climate activist who presents RTÉ Junior’s Ecolution, a brilliant podcast reconnecting children with the natural world
Game Changers: The HaPPE compostable apron and biodigester system can be used to create relaxing gardens for patients and staff
Game Changers: The vast majority of wetsuits are made from neoprene, a synthetic rubber created from petroleum
Game Changers: Hannah Gallagher and Laura Buchanan’s new book Wild Things draws on the importance of connecting with nature
Game Changers: It dries the clothes using a combination of solar and wind power - it’s your washing line
Game Changers: The Irish Green Building Council is attempting to rebalance the relationship between nature and buildings
Game Changers: Native trees and shrubs are vital to our urban landscapes
Game Changers: The Woodland League in Clare explore a future where forests can be managed according to a deeper wisdom
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