Sinead Walsh
@SWalshEU
Climate Director @Irish_Aid @dfatirl. Ex EU Ambassador to 🇸🇸, Irish Amb to 🇸🇱 & 🇱🇷. Co- author of Getting to Zero. & a cyclist. Personal A/C.
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“Young people & children are those with the most wild & wonderful & creative ideas in how we can move towards saving our planet.”
Watch the keynote contribution by participants in Ireland's Children & Young People’s Assembly on Biodiversity at #DCUClimate2024 .
youtu.be/J7kTwEWQ-VU?fe…
Meanwhile, parts of Japan, the Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, India and Bangladesh are living through brutal heat conditions - some a handful of degrees away from a wet-bulb temperature of 35°C, the threshold for human survivability
#ClimateAction
“We’re actually on the cusp of a clean energy, safer, healthier, much fairer world. We’re moving a bit faster, but we’re not moving nearly fast enough for the science.”
Watch back Mary Robinson’s keynote at our 2024 conference, held on 16 April Dublin City University.
youtu.be/asGc97X-320?fe…
NEW: This week's climate graphic looks at heatwave related deaths, which are up 30% in Europe over the past 20 years. Much of eastern Europe also had their warmest year on record in 2023 according to Copernicus ECMWF
Read Attracta Mooney's report
ft.com/content/1430d8…
#dataviz
Irish Aid 🇮🇪 is glad to be supporting the timely Debt, Climate and Nature expert review initiated by Kenya and Colombia 👇 #climatefinance
Global economy could see income reduction of 19% by 2050 due to already committed emissions & resultant climate damages - the cost of which Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK warns are set to be 6x higher than the cost of #climateaction . 1/2
New study bottom trawling is responsible for up to 370 million metric tons of c02 into atmosphere every year
Trawling rips up sediment destroying natural habitats by causing physical disturbances on the seabed that have been compared to forest clearcutting
nationalgeographic.com/environment/ar…