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Another of John Gibbons masterful, meaningful, a very thought provoking opinion in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
More of John Gibbons very thought provoking opinion in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
More John Gibbons in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
More John Gibbons in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
More John Gibbons in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
More John Gibbons in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
Once more John Gibbons writes a very thought provoking opinion in the Irish Times
You can find John's Website at www.climatechange.ie
Urban Sprawl We urge you to look at this clip on YouTube, a fascinating critique of urban sprawl.
Though about North American sprawl, the parallels with Ireland are graphic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1ZeXnmDZMQ
Smart Taxes Network developing policy for sustainable taxation in Ireland
In September 2008, Feasta, the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability was awarded multi-annual funding from the Irish Department of the Environment for two policy research projects. The Smart Taxes website documents the development of the Smart Taxes project.
An Taisce is a member of the Smart Taxes Project
Carbon Cycles and Sinks Network
developing policy for land based carbon sequestration in Ireland
In September 2008, Feasta, the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability was awarded multi-annual funding from the Irish Department of the Environment for two policy research projects. The Carbon Cycle and Sinks website documents the development of Carbon Cycles and Sinks project. The purpose of this Carbon Cycles and Sinks project is to develop policies which will enable the Irish land mass to become a carbon sink rather than a source of greenhouse emissions.
An Taisce is a member of the Carbon Cycles and Sinks Project.