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...and longer growing seasons for plants and crops. An analysis of meteorological records by the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Climate Change Research Programme shows a mean temperature increase of 0.7C between 1890 and 2004, with...

In this article: Climate change, United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Ireland, Methane, Coal, Fossil fuel, Deforestation, Carbon dioxide, and EPA

...in? How about whether the local beach has enough sand to make some serious sandcastles? IBM and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Ireland can help. The two organizations recently rolled out Splash, a site that reports on weather, water...

In this article: IBM, Ireland, Netherlands, Climate change, Pollution, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, and EU

...visitors from nearly 40 countries. "Our collaboration with IBM and An Taisce is paving the way for smarter water quality management at our beaches and lakes," said Dr. Mary Kelly, EPA Director General. "It is a good example of how smart...

In this article: IBM, EPA, Ireland, An Taisce, National Trust, Environmental Protection Agency, NYSE, and EU

...properly on some systems. "Our collaboration with IBM and An Taisce is paving the way for smarter water quality management at our beaches and lakes," said Mary Kelly, EPA Ireland Director General in a statement. "It is a good example of how...

In this article: IBM, Ireland, An Taisce, EPA, National Trust, WebSphere Application Server, Environmental Protection Agency, EU, and Asia

...1890, but over half of this increase (0.4C) has happened since 1980. Yesterday the EPA said money needed to be invested in scientific research to help Ireland cope. "Continued funding for climate change research is required to advance...

In this article: Climate change, EPA, John Gormley, Ireland, Carbon footprint, Global warming, Environmental Protection Agency, EU, and Europe

...office equipment The European Commission and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have set new standards for office appliances which could save the equivalent of one year electricity consumption in Ireland. The new...

In this article: European Union, EPA, US, U.S. Department of Energy, and Ireland

A series of EPA-sanctioned studies have forecast that Ireland will face water supply shortfalls within two decades, particularly in Dublin, home to a third of the country's 4.2 million people, and Ireland's sunniest region in the southeast.

In this article: Ireland, Climate change, EPA, Dublin, Atlantic, Kyoto, Global warming, Carbon, and Carbon dioxide

...from next month in order to gain Energy Star approval, following an agreement signed Wednesday by the European Commission and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The energy savings from the new specifications for home and office...

In this article: European Union, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland, and U.S.