The changes the former government advisor and founder of Tyrconnell Strategy would make include making climate change a key tenet of macroeconomic policy as well as part of the school curriculum. He is also in favour of less cars in cities

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The UCC lecturer discusses her policy and personal changes for a greener world

Norman Crowley, clean energy entrepreneur, gives his three policy and two personal changes in this week’s episode

In the dock: should the Special Criminal Court be abolished?

Sheridan is chief operations officer with hydrogen company EI-H2, which wants to build Ireland’s first green hydrogen facility in Cork

Stewart is a PhD student in Glasgow with a passion for local renewable energy and community owned projects

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Paul Tweed interviewed; the Britney Spears conservatorship examined; and the panel assess the continuing merits of swearing an oath on the Bible

Michael Peart interviewed; the Graham Dwyer case examined; and the thorny question of clear English in the law

WhatsApp, employment disputes and the curious case of the Sex Pistols: welcome to the first episode of Law on Trial

A new podcast series is launched by the Business Post this month

Emmet Ryan, Connected Editor, is joined by Eddie Joyce, Associate Vice President, APWireless, and Ronan Loughrey, Associate Director, APWireless, to discuss the work APWireless is doing, how the business is developing and where the market is going.

Saoirse McHugh is a political activist who has made a big impression in the two years since she first ran for election.

Michael E Mann, one of the world's best known climate scientists, gives his Five Degrees of Change for a better relationship with the planet.

The lecturer in the Environment, Sustainability and Social Justice at Maynooth University on a just transition for the most vulnerable and why she only buys second hand clothes

The Minister for the Environment, Climate, Communications and Transport discusses the need to grow the country’s offshore wind industry and getting Ireland’s district heating system off the ground