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709, 2019

19th September 2019 – West Kerry Introductory Workshop- Climate Action & Biodiversity

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Transition
Kerry is offering a FREE introductory workshop on Climate Action &
Biodiversity in West Kerry this autumn:

West Kerry – Thursday September 19th in Camp Community Centre, Camp, Dingle Peninsula.

The workshop will run from 9:30am-12:30pm.

The introductory workshop will give you an opportunity
to gain a broad overview and perspective of the interconnections between the
local environment, biodiversity and […]

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709, 2019

17th September 2019 – Tralee Introductory workshop on Climate Action & Biodiversity

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Transition Kerry is offering a FREE
introductory workshop on Climate Action & Biodiversity in Tralee this
autumn:

Tralee – Tuesday
September 17th 2019 in Tralee Bay Wetlands

The workshop will run from 9:30am-12:30pm.

The introductory workshop will give you an
opportunity to gain a broad overview and perspective of the interconnections
between the local environment, biodiversity and climate change, both the local
and global […]

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708, 2019

Biodiversity & Climate Workshops Autumn 2019

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Transition Kerry will be running workshops on Community Biodiversity & Climate Action in Kerry from this Autumn 2019. The workshops are funded by the LEADER Programme under NEWKD. The courses will take place in North, East, West Kerry and Tralee. Dates and venues to be confirmed. Keep an eye on our […]

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2507, 2019

30th – 31st July 2019 – The Work That Reconnects

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Dates and times: Tuesday 30th  July, 9.00am to 9pm, (Lunch and dinner
provided)  Wednesday 31st July,
9:30am-2pm (followed by Lunch). Food is vegetarian and locally sourced where
possible

Venue: Shirley’s Place,
Castlegregory, Co. Kerry. Eircode: V92W6H0

Limited accommodation and camping options:  https://www.airbnb.ie/users/show/55176361

Cost:  €130 euro (Concessions available). Dana (donation) towards the facilitator’s
instruction optional.

Places limited. To book and for more information please email: […]

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2408, 2018

#30daylocalfoodchallenge

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707, 2015

Green Foundation Ireland

By |July 7th, 2015|BLOG: ECONOMY WORKGROUP|0 Comments

Hi all,

 

Here is another interesting link from Barry Clarke

Its a group which looks at ideas for creating a sustainable society in Ireland and throughout Europe.

http://www.greenfoundationireland.ie/

They also have some interesting publications on their website, such as

Sustainable Democratic Energy for Ireland and Europe.

The section on Citizens Jury’s in quite interesting.

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1306, 2015

Economic Benefits of indigenous clean energy

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SEAI article on the Economic benefits from the greater use of Indigenous clean energy.
” In particular, the analysis shows that, in the case of bioenergy, the jobs potential doubles to 5,500 if we use locally sourced biomass such as by-products of the wood and forest industries and energy crops ”
http://www.seai.ie/News_Events/Press_Releases/2015/Ireland%E2%80%99s-economy-will-benefit-from-greater-use-of-indigenous-clean-energy.html

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304, 2014

ECONOMY BLOG POST 1

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