Tara now has a column on The Currency, where she writes about the most recent events and changes in climate policy and how it affects you. It can be found here.

Irish delegates give their verdicts – and spell out hopes for a good outcome in addressing worsening climate crisis

This report on the structured expert dialogue between over 100 experts, Parties and non-Party stakeholders on the second periodic review of the long-term global goal under the Convention and of overall progress towards achieving it summarizes the proceedings of the meetings, synthesizes the findings, which are captured in 10 key messages, and concludes with remarks from the co-facilitators.

You can read the document on the United Nations Climate Change website, found here.

Orla McAndrew is delighted to meet Dr Tara Shine for this episode. Join their conversation as they discuss the potential impact that individuals can have by leaning on their local government officials to make sustaina

It’s the ultimate New Year’s Resolution – to make sustainability part of our day to day routine. From food to fashion, our writers show you how it can be done. Here, Esther N McCarthy writes about her challenge to go a year without buying any new clothes or shoes…

As the world gears up for Cop26, discussions around the key topics affecting our ability to reach climate change goals need to be amplified. There are some notable voices that are starting to have influence around the topics of climate change, sustainability and climate action. Meet the six leading Irish climate action influencers.

This November’s Conference of the Parties is critical for the future of the climate. Climate scientist Dr Tara Shine explains what COP26 is, when and where in the UK it’s being held, and why it’s so important.