Kevin O'Sullivan
Environment and Science Editor at Irish Times
Environment & Science Editor with @IrishTimes; special interest in climate crisis, renewables, SDGs and sustainable food. Co-author of Supergrid Super Solution
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Kevin O'Sullivan
Ireland’s current National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) remains far from sufficient to meet its climate commitments, an assessment by the European Commission has found. Although investment needs of €119 billion - €125 billion are outlined in the plan, “there is no explanation of how this will be funded or whether a financing gap exists”, it concludes.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Kevin O'Sullivan
The latest indications on Ireland’s carbon emissions “are alarming and shocking”, according to the Stop Climate Chaos (SCC) coalition. SCC public policy adviser Oisín Coghlan said Ireland was going backwards on the path to a pollution-free future. He was responding to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) projections up to 2030 published on Wednesday indicating Ireland will only cut emissions by 23 per cent compared to a 51 per cent legally binding target.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Kevin O'Sullivan
The latest greenhouse gas projections add up to a definitive assessment of where we are along the road to a decarbonised economy. It is clear that there are no hiding places for the Government or sectors responsible for the most carbon pollution. The data has emerged from an exhaustive and complex process of determining the levels of carbon emissions across the Irish economy.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Kevin O'Sullivan
Ireland is projected to achieve a reduction of just 23 per cent in total greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, compared to a national target of 51 per cent, according to the latest Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) projections. This widening performance gap represents a significant worsening on last year, when a 29 per cent reduction was projected by decade end after a fall in the country’s overall emissions of nearly 7 per cent in 2023.
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1 week ago |
userpilot.com | Kevin O'Sullivan
What separates a good app from a great one? It’s not just the design, features, or marketing. It’s what you do with the behavior data your app collects. And by behavior data, I don’t mean installs (that’s the easy part). I mean what happens after the download: how users navigate, what features they engage with, and where they drop off. All questions you can only answer with: Mobile app tracking. This article breaks down what mobile app tracking is, why it matters, and methods to do it well.
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