@kevincreedon.bsky.social
Interested in environmental issues, nature and the great outdoors. Refusing to give in to climate doomerism, so far.
The Agri minister is already talking about future derogations, “Future derogations, that'll be very much my ambition, that we would have that into the future as well, because this is delivering for water quality". www.irishexaminer.com/farming/arid...
Agriculture minister says it's his 'ambition' to secure future derogation deals for Ireland
Martin Heydon said securing derogation deals for Ireland post 2028 was his 'ambition' for the future
www.irishexaminer.com
December 10, 2025 at 5:47 PM
The Agri minister is already talking about future derogations, “Future derogations, that'll be very much my ambition, that we would have that into the future as well, because this is delivering for water quality". www.irishexaminer.com/farming/arid...
This decision which will surely blow our chances or meeting our 2030 climate commitments for the transport sector. The Indo are reporting the move as great news with projections that we could see 60 million passengers a year passing through Dublin Airport by 2030.
September 14, 2025 at 6:33 PM
This decision which will surely blow our chances or meeting our 2030 climate commitments for the transport sector. The Indo are reporting the move as great news with projections that we could see 60 million passengers a year passing through Dublin Airport by 2030.
First two paragraphs below : The cynical, anti-environmental agenda couldn't be clearer, blame the Greens for everything, it's a trite and lazy argument to be peddling at a time when the climate crisis is intensifying.
August 17, 2025 at 10:55 AM
First two paragraphs below : The cynical, anti-environmental agenda couldn't be clearer, blame the Greens for everything, it's a trite and lazy argument to be peddling at a time when the climate crisis is intensifying.
The Business Post seem to have a problem with facing up to the reality that we must wean ourselves off oil and gas asap. It's the fossil fuel industry that are like knotweed, they're stuck into everything, putting short term profits before our children's futures. They will be the death of us all.
August 16, 2025 at 9:01 PM
The Business Post seem to have a problem with facing up to the reality that we must wean ourselves off oil and gas asap. It's the fossil fuel industry that are like knotweed, they're stuck into everything, putting short term profits before our children's futures. They will be the death of us all.
The Business Post seems to have turned into a complete basket case as regards climate change, no amount of new "infrastructure" will ward off the consequences of failing to adapt so-called Green policies.
June 22, 2025 at 10:09 PM
The Business Post seems to have turned into a complete basket case as regards climate change, no amount of new "infrastructure" will ward off the consequences of failing to adapt so-called Green policies.
He's still obsessed with the Greens, “This idea that somehow, because the greens are worried about them, we should reduce the herd sizes was always, in my view, nonsense. We should increase the herd sizes. We have a huge advantage in food production, particularly beef production, in Ireland.” 👇
April 10, 2025 at 8:56 PM
He's still obsessed with the Greens, “This idea that somehow, because the greens are worried about them, we should reduce the herd sizes was always, in my view, nonsense. We should increase the herd sizes. We have a huge advantage in food production, particularly beef production, in Ireland.” 👇
Richard Curran goes one step further and says we should be exploring for gas in Irish waters again. It feels like we're going backwards. www.independent.ie/business/iri...
Richard Curran: If LNG imports from the US are a ‘priority’, why don't we drill for Irish gas in Irish waters?
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has thrown a grenade into the debate about importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the likes of the US, in a move that is likely to make Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo “very angry...
www.independent.ie
February 16, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Richard Curran goes one step further and says we should be exploring for gas in Irish waters again. It feels like we're going backwards. www.independent.ie/business/iri...
Hunters even feel emboldened to kill hares in places where wildlife should be safe, such as the Wexford Wildfowl Reserve, where they were recently seen engaging in this activity in broad daylight. www.independent.ie/regionals/we...
‘It’s not a sport, it’s savagery’ – Investigation under way into illegal hare hunting at Wexford nature reserve
An investigation is under way following reports of illegal hare hunting at the Wexford Wildfowl Reserve (WWR) on Saturday, January 10. A group of birdwatchers, who were visiting the WWR from Dungarvan...
www.independent.ie
January 16, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Hunters even feel emboldened to kill hares in places where wildlife should be safe, such as the Wexford Wildfowl Reserve, where they were recently seen engaging in this activity in broad daylight. www.independent.ie/regionals/we...
Cars are now beginning to encroach ever more on public spaces in urban areas, it's becoming normal to see cars parked on footpaths and grass margins. We've become far too passive about this, as though there's no alternative.
December 19, 2024 at 9:56 PM
Cars are now beginning to encroach ever more on public spaces in urban areas, it's becoming normal to see cars parked on footpaths and grass margins. We've become far too passive about this, as though there's no alternative.