Titlebook: Ireland and the Climate Crisis; David Robbins,Diarmuid Torney,Pat Brereton Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Responding to Climate Change: The Role of Local Government in Irelandlic sector bodies, local authorities are expected to contribute to national targets for carbon emissions and lead by example with the uptake of energy efficiency measures across their buildings and in their service delivery. Further, local authorities are to develop climate adaptation plans that hav

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Challenges and Potentials for Socio-Ecological Transformation: Considering Structural Aspects of Chal factors can provide insight into the opportunities and challenges to transformation. It outlines key insights from political economy. This is to assess the tensions that exist between economic development and the transformations needed for societal sustainability. Next, it provides an overview of

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Climate Change and the Media media have treated the issue. Coverage in Ireland has broadly followed international trends in terms of coverage levels, and the issue is framed in political terms in Ireland as elsewhere. Yet there are aspects of coverage unique to Ireland: the relative passivity of the media in accepting official

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Climate Change Education in Ireland: Emerging Practice in a Context of Resistancere is a need for transformative approaches to Climate Change Education (CCE) which integrate climate science, global justice and collective citizenship action, in addition to addressing personal, social and environmental concerns, through child-centred engagement. The chapter examines the demands fa

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Climate Action via Just Transitions Across the Island of Ireland: Labour, Land and the Low-Carbon Tressing climate breakdown, the ecological/biodiversity crisis and the transition to a low-carbon, green economy. This chapter critically analyses policy proposals that safe, secure and well-paid green jobs can only be maintained by strong unions and that bargaining power through unionisation is a vit