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.
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.
Tara discusses her favorite climate change and sustainability books, with make for accessible, informative and interesting reads!
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Dr. Tara Shine is an Irish environmental scientist, policy advisor and science communicator. She spent 20 years as an international climate change negotiator and adviser to governments and world leaders on environmental policy. She was Special Adviser to the Mary Robinson Foundation-Climate Justice and The Elders before setting up “Change by Degrees” with co-founder Madeline Murray who partner with businesses and organisations to empower and educate people to deliver sustainable solutions
Named after its geology and best known for the dramatic sweep of its scenery, Northern Ireland’s Causeway coast has now earned a new accolade, as the UK’s favourite place for wildlife.
Launching the poll in January to celebrate BBC Wildlife’s 60th birthday, the BBC asked 60 people from our network of conservationists, writers, presenters and photographers to share their favourite places for wildlife in the UK. The resulting array of locations across the country – from remote Scottish isles to the north Cornish Coast – were then put to a public vote and the Top 10 decided in a YouGov poll.
Comedian (and actual council recycling education officer) Jon Long teams up with broadcaster (and actual scientist) Dr Tara Shine to (carbon) capture all things sustainable travel. Expect jokes, sketches, songs and special guests Jeremy Vine and Kerry Godliman.
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
Tara Shine writes an article on climate change for the Irish Times. ‘It seems to me our fear of change paralyses us to act and prevents us from seeing opportunities.’
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