Donegal company using manure, spent mushrooms and worm castings to make eco-friendly compost
Living Green provides eco-friendly soil solutions to farmers, horticulturalists and gardeners
Living Green provides eco-friendly soil solutions to farmers, horticulturalists and gardeners
Polluted run-off from car washes can end up in rivers, streams, the sea and in groundwater
Designed 'from excavation to door handles’ by one of the principals of the Gro.Work practice, this ambitious four-bed in Ranelagh epitomises living over the shop
New Innovator: John Kelleher, ConnectGreen
Richfield Solar Farm in Wexford could power 4,500 homes but uncertainty over development remains
Save money, save the planet: The endless cycle of clothes shopping is causing water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and landfill
Directive will require firms to disclose information on their performance across social and environmental issues
Save money, save the planet: Microplastics are tiny plastic pieces, less than 5mm in diameter, that have been found in the air, water, soil and sand
Aoife McNamara has put sustainability to the fore in her luxury collections, which have a playfulness and romanticism to them, inspired by the natural world
On a burning planet with limited resources, we need more international understanding, more curiosity about other lives in other places
Researchers explain how microplastics are entering almost every part of the human body and their detrimental effects
Research has found universities play a key role in perpetuating unsustainability and are increasingly being run as businesses
Game Changers: I’ve driven across Ireland, to France and around the UK, discovering the joys of charging in three countries
Almost three-quarters of those questioned view price as key when buying clothes or accessories, according to survey done for Penneys
Save money, save the planet: Acrylic paints contribute to the large amount of microplastics in waterways and have been found in human bloodstreams and breastmilk
Helping to separate electric vehicle myths from facts, we’re here to answer all your EV questions
Clothes not smelling like ‘morning silkwood’ or any other AI-named ‘fragrances’ is something we can live without
Coillte chief executive Imelda Hurley juggles climate goals, planting material for sustainable homes and developing a green rural economy
Reduce unwanted flyers coming through your letterbox and lighten your green bin with these tips
Study by Irish energy group UrbanVolt highlights disconnect between business and the State’s low carbon economy plans
Serviced-office provider DanuExp signs management agreement for 13,800sq ft at newly completed office block
Renewable fuels ‘an important transition measure’ for decarbonisation of transport, Minister for State says
Let the garden grow wild, avoid balloons and forgo the red meat
Take your out-of-date pills and unused potions to dedicated disposal services, and always finish your course of antibiotics
Researchers have found that a mash of the pulp and husk of a cocoa pod could replace sugar in chocolate
Project blends science, comedy and improvisation to encourage discussion about positive change
Me & My Money: Ken Mulkerrins, Kilsaran Group
Rite & Reason: Healthcare systems are destroying the world while saving lives - that’s why we need to apply the principle of “first do no harm”
The single-use plastic bags and bits quickly end up in the bin or the Hoover so why do we do it?
There are also lots of other things you can do to make drying clothes cheaper and kinder to the environment
They can recognise human faces and respond to our expressions. Having a ‘bird brain’ is no bad thing after all
Upgrade of Ballymount Logistics Hub will see delivery of 151,000sq ft of A3 Ber-rated space from this September
Semidetached home built in 2019 sits to the end of a gated enclave in popular seaside village
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices