Humanity has grown prosperous and numerous by burning and consuming the products of biological systems of the past and present. In doing so we have allowed the degradation of the environment which we share with other living things. We have now learned how to get much of what we need without...
Webinars content
January 2023
This event was organised in collaboration with the Remediation Society and Ireland Brownfield Network.
Communication is the foundation to building great relationships at work… whether that's with your team, your clients, your supply chain or your stakeholders. However, we don't always...
January 2023
This webinar Nikki Yoxall introduced Pasture for Life, introduced the farm systems typically found on Pasture for Life farms and shared research outputs from past and current research projects relating to pastured ruminants.
The session addressed the issues raised about assumptions...
January 2023
Our climate is changing. We need to understand how existing and future assets and infrastructure may be affected by long term temperature rise and the increased likelihood of extreme events, such as storms and flooding.
This webinar introduced the coupled model intercomparison project (...
January 2023
More than half of the world's population now live in cities, with rapid urbanisation expected to continue in the decades to come. This has major implications for the environment, as currently urban populations consume 75% of total natural resources and will exert more pressure on...
January 2023
Economic trends and shifts will have a significant impact on the environmental sector, and the transition to a net zero economy will also have profound implications on businesses and investments.
This webinar explores the interplay between the economy and the environment and ...
