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Ireland's footprint
Ireland's footprint
Our ecological footprint is at least one and one quarter time its ideal size and is growing.
Copyright the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government
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Watch Your Speed
Watch Your Speed
Reducing your revs and speed helps the environment and makes you a safer driver.
Copyright George McHugh
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Enjoying your environment
Enjoying your environment
People should strive to live in harmony with their surroundings.
copyright Environmental Protection Agency
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Irish school with green flag
Irish school with green flag
This Irish school passed all the requirements to become a 'Green School.'
Copyright managed by the Library Council
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Fairtrade shop
Fairtrade shop
The front of a fairtrade shop.
Copy of John Kennedy
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Network Printer
Network Printer
Use one or two networked printers in your office instead of personal printers for everyone.
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Dublin City
Dublin City
The River Liffey, because of its position at the heart of the city and beyond, is susceptible to pollution from leaking sewers and many industrial pollutants.
Courtesy of Dept. of Environment, Heritage and Local Government
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Which path to chose?
Which path to chose?
Sustainability or High consumption?
Copyright the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government
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Annual CO2 emissions savings from the Dundalk SEZ have been progressively increasing. By 2010 emissio
Annual CO2 emissions savings from the Dundalk SEZ have been progressively increasing. By 2010 emissio
Annual CO2 emissions savings from the Dundalk SEZ have been progressively increasing. By 2010 emissions had decreased by over 4000 tonnes (see above graph). It is estimated that the targets, once reached, will save almost 10,000 tonnes of CO2 per annum.
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Modern Architecture at University College Dublin
Modern Architecture at University College Dublin
A photograph of a typical building at University College Dublin. The modern architecture revolves around geometric shapes, horrizontal metal windows and flat roofs.
Irish Architectural Archives



