EPA Report Shows That 82% Of People In Tipperary Are Worried About Climate Change
A report released today by the Environmental Protection Agency has found that public support for climate action remains at a high level nationwide. The data released in this report shows the level of concern Irish people have about climate issues on a national and individual county level and is part of the ‘Climate Change in […]
Plastic crisis: taxes are vital to cut pollution, but EU plans fall short, new study finds
Taxing plastics can help lead to a responsible use of the material by triggering the necessary reduction of both production and consumption, a new report finds. However, a plastic tax will only work if designed to influence producer and consumer behaviour, rather than raising revenue. The study “The price is right … or is it? The […]
Surge in Applications for Tipperary Institute
Following record enrolments last year, 2009 is shaping up to be even better for Tipperary Institute. The latest CAO data show another spectacular increase in the number of applications for TI programmes. The main highlight is a 20% increase in the number of applicants for TI compared with the same time last year. Importantly, the […]
