Environment
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Great Britain will continue to be the main export market for agri-food from Northern Ireland
The history books will confirm that BSE sounded the death knell for, what 20 years ago, was a genuine…
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Agri-food conference 2016
Craigavon Civic Centre was the venue for the sixth agendaNi Agriculture and food Conference, which was sponsored by Armagh City,…
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A challenging environment
Chair of the Committee for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Linda Dillon, discusses the make-up of the new department and…
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Waste management
In the last year Northern Ireland’s local authority collected (LAC) municipal waste levels have stayed largely the same but our…
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Another big year for planning
It’s hard to believe that it is almost two years since the biggest shake up of planning powers in four…
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COP22 in Marrakech
A total of 111 nations have now ratified the Paris climate agreement and the recent COP22 in Marrakech has outlined…
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From waste management to resource efficiency
The revised Northern Ireland Waste Management Strategy moves the emphasis away from waste management to resource efficiency. While targets…
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Air quality in Northern Ireland
The fourteenth annual Northern Ireland air quality report, Air Pollution in Northern Ireland 2015, indicates that most air quality objectives…
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Can agriculture and the environment flourish in tandem?
The COP 21 agreement reached in Paris a year ago will have major implications for agriculture in Northern Ireland, writes…
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Environment Ireland® Sourcebook 2016 Northern Ireland launch
The Environment Ireland® Sourcebook has been officially launched at the opening of the 2016 Northern Ireland Environment Week. The first…
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