Posted on 24th June 2021
We were delighted to welcome the Minister of State with Responsibility for the Circular Economy, Ossian Smyth TD, to The Rediscovery Centre in Ballymun on Thursday June 24th.
One of the first global instances of ministerial responsibility for the …
Read MorePosted on 19th June 2021
CEO of the Rediscovery Centre, Dr. Sarah Miller, discusses the Circular Economy with Kevin O’Sullivan Environment & Science Editor at the Irish Times. They explore where the Circular Economy will bring Ireland in the next ten years.
You can …
Read MorePosted on 18th June 2021
The Environmental Protection Agency has launched its Green Enterprise: Innovation for a Circular Economy fund worth €625,000.
Applications are now open for Irish businesses who have business-ready innovative projects and business models that contribute to a climate-neutral, resource-efficient economy. Funding …
Read MorePosted on 11th June 2021
Join the Rediscovery Centre and the Environmental Protection Agency for an open and frank Circular Economy Conversation on the Right To Repair. This webinar will be live at 1pm on Thursday 17th of June.
Dr. Sarah Miller, CEO of the …
Read MorePosted on 9th June 2021
The time has come for you to submit your feedback to two key circular economic public consultations: The Government’s draft Circular Economy Strategy, and the EPA’s Circular Economy Programme. Need some …
Read MorePosted on 7th June 2021
Teaching the circular economy to students is crucial, but some teachers may find it difficult to broach the topic. So, where do you start? Worksheets can be outdated and are far from interactive, so here are five engaging resources teachers …
Read MorePosted on 8th June 2021
Across the globe, more and more schools are taking steps to become more circular and sustainable. Here are five schools that are truly pushing for economic innovation, sustainability, and circularity.
Based in Bali, Indonesia, the …
Read MorePosted on 31st May 2021
Posted on 2nd June 2021
The EPA has announced a research call for projects aimed at solving environmental and climate problems. There is up to €10.5 million available for these new research projects. The funding will be provided under four different climate and environmental themes: …
Read MorePosted on 2nd June 2021
Waste created by electronics and electronic equipment is the fastest growing waste stream globally, with consumption of this equipment growing by 2.5 million metric tons every year. As consumption increases, so does waste. Given this growing challenge posed by the …
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