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The UAE has been front and centre, as it has been promising to try to strike a deal at the COP28, with at-risk nations and Western powers rejecting a proposal that stopped short of phasing out fossil fuels. The 13-day summit has been debating a first-ever global exit from oil, gas and coal. So will a deal be done? Caroline O'Doherty, Irish Independent Environment Correspondent and Chief Executive of Friends of the Earth Ireland, Oisin Coghlan joined Kieran to discuss...

Jerry McEvilly , head of policy with Friends of the Earth; Caroline O'Doherty, environment correspondent with the Irish,.

COP28 is underway this week, and outside of the endless government discussions taking place, there is also some cool environmentally friendly tech on show. One of those is the solar powered schoolbag, which has become a game changer for children in some regions. Sean was joined by Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent at the Irish Independent...

COP28 is underway this week, and outside of the endless government discussions taking place, there is also some cool environmentally friendly tech on show. One of those is the solar powered schoolbag, which has become a game changer for children in some regions. Sean was joined by Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent at the Irish Independent...

Cop28 president Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber has claimed there is “no science” indicating that a phase-out of fossil fuels is needed to restrict global warming to 1.5 degrees. Caroline O'Doherty, Environment correspondent with the Irish Independent is in Dubai and spoke to Ciara this morning.Also, Friends of the Earth has called on Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to clarify exactly what he meant by “a planned reduction in the use of fossil fuels” when he addressed Cop28 on Saturday. We heard from their Chief Executive Oisin Coughlan.

Cop28 president Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber has claimed there is “no science” indicating that a phase-out of fossil fuels is needed to restrict global warming to 1.5 degrees. Caroline O'Doherty, Environment correspondent with the Irish Independent is in Dubai and spoke to Ciara this morning.Also, Friends of the Earth has called on Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to clarify exactly what he meant by “a planned reduction in the use of fossil fuels” when he addressed Cop28 on Saturday. We heard from their Chief Executive Oisin Coughlan.

COP 28 kicks off today with leaders from all over the world meeting to discuss the climate emergency Speaking to Shane this morning was Caroline O'Doherty, Environment correspondent with the Irish Independent joining us from Dubai, and also Marie Donnelly, Chair of the Climate Change Advisory Council.

COP 28 kicks off today with leaders from all over the world meeting to discuss the climate emergency Speaking to Shane this morning was Caroline O'Doherty, Environment correspondent with the Irish Independent joining us from Dubai, and also Marie Donnelly, Chair of the Climate Change Advisory Council.

Glyphosate has been found in samples taken from all but one of a group of Irish volunteers tested for the controversial weedkiller. The exercise has deepened fears that the chemical is more widespread than ever and becoming increasingly difficult to avoid. Sean was joined by Caroline O'Doherty, Environmental Correspondent at the Irish Independent to discuss...

Glyphosate has been found in samples taken from all but one of a group of Irish volunteers tested for the controversial weedkiller. The exercise has deepened fears that the chemical is more widespread than ever and becoming increasingly difficult to avoid. Sean was joined by Caroline O'Doherty, Environmental Correspondent at the Irish Independent to discuss...

Caroline O'Doherty, Irish Independent Environment Correspondent.

In January of 2016, people started to find body parts wrapped in shopping bags on a stretch of the Grand Canal in Co. Kildare. To gardai, this looked like a gangland hit. But when the remains were identified as 33 year old Kenneth O'Brien, it was quickly determined that he was not known to be involved in anything illegal. Why was Kenneth O'Brien killed? This episode was researched and written by Aileen Spearin. ******** Find us on Facebook or Twitter! With thanks to our supporters on Patreon! Donate today to get access to bonus and ad-free episodes! Check out the Mens Rea Merch Store! ********* Theme Music: Quinn's Song: The Dance Begins Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Additional Music: Allemande (Sting) by Wahneta Meixsell. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ******** Music: Kevin McLeod, Quinns Song : The Dance Begins. (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ********* Sources: Deirdre Reynolds, “Mystery grows over canal suitcase body as gardai reveal body on recently placed in water”, Irish Independent, (January 17th 2016) Conor Lally, “Head and hands cut from torso found in Co Kildare”, The Irish Times, (January 18th 2016) “Butchered by violent gang”, The Herald (January 18th 2016) Tom Brady, “Dismembered body in canal is man in 20s”, Irish Independent (January 18th 2016) Cormac O'Keefe, “Garda appeal in bid to find murder scene”, Irish Examiner (January 19th 2016) “Headless victim in suitcase ‘may have been killed at party', Irish Independent (January 19th 2016) “Kenneth's family ‘in shock' at murder after his body is taken from suitcase in canal”, The Herald, (January 20th2016) “Gardai believe ‘body in bag' victim killed over grudge”, Irish Independent, (January 20th 2016) “Gardai appeal to public about ‘suitcase' death”, The Echo, (January 21st 2016) Ken Foy, “Text probe in canal murder”, The Herald, (January 21st 2016) Ken Foy, “Last 24 hours of body in suitcase victim still a mystery to gardai”, The Herald, (January 22nd 2016) “Criminal linked to dad's killing”, The Herald, (January 22nd 2016) Ken Foy, “Grisly canal murder is now considered gang hit as gardai investigate missing cash link”, The Herald, (January 23rd 2016) Caroline O'Doherty, “Canal murder hunt continues today”, Irish Examiner, (January 25th 2016) “Gardai find body parts in suitcase murder probe”, The Herald, (January 25th 2016) “Suitcase victim ‘killed in row over funding of drug-dealing network'”, The Herald, (January 25th 2016) “Tools found in hunt for Kenneth's body parts”, The Herald, (January 26th 2016) Lynda Doyle, “Body parts found in canal at Sallins”, The Kildare Nationalist, (January 26th 2016) Ken Foy, “Butchered dad shot once in head before body was cut up”, The Herald, (January 27th 2016) Ken Foy, “Canal murder case gardai may go to Australia in hunt for more clues”, The Herald, (January 28th2016) Tom Brady, “Mystery of body in suitcase sends gardai to ends of the earth”, Irish Independent, (January 30th2016) Conor Feehan, “Funeral of butchered body-in-bag to be held on Wednesday”, The Herald, (February 1st2016) Martin Grant, “Father's sad farewell as ‘handsome, loving' Kenneth is laid to rest”, The Herald, (February 4th2016) “Burial of murdered man takes place amid deep sorrow”, The Echo, (February 4th 2016) Laura Larkin, “Search for gun as gardai quiz two men in canal body probe”, The Herald, (February 8th 2016) Tom Tuite, “Man charged in court with murder of Kenneth O'Brien”, The Irish Times, (February 12th 2016) Tom Tuite, “Judge asks DPP to make progress in Kenneth O'Brien case”, The Irish Times, (May 25th 2016) For a full list of sources, please visit mensreapod.com

Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent, Irish Independent COMMERCIALS

Last year, the Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow sought to keep alive the target of holding global temperatures to 1.5C. With this year's COP27, the feeling is not so much of keeping us on track but steering us back on course as the gap between targets and outcomes seemingly only widens. To discuss what we can expect from next week's negotiations, Anton is joined by Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent at the Irish Independent & Omar Ibrahim, Industrial Ph.D. Research Fellow and Energy Engineering student at University College Cork.

Dr. Hannah Daly, Professor in Sustainable Energy at UCC and Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent, Irish Independent

A ban on installing gas and oil boilers to heat new and existing homes is among the measures the Government is finalising as part of a package of energy-crisis responses to be unveiled in the coming weeks, according to today's Independent. Jonathan Healy was joined on the show by Caroline O'Doherty, Environment correspondent with the Irish Independent.

A ban on installing gas and oil boilers to heat new and existing homes is among the measures the Government is finalising as part of a package of energy-crisis responses to be unveiled in the coming weeks, according to today's Independent. Jonathan Healy was joined on the show by Caroline O'Doherty, Environment correspondent with the Irish Independent.

Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent with The Irish Independent; Dr. Paul Deane, Energy Researcher at University College Cork

The forecast on global fuel supplies is grim. The International Energy Agency predicts a doubling in price as well as worldwide shortages. In an attempt to tackle these energy shortages, the IEA in conjunction with the EU, are launching a new initiative - ‘Play Your Part' - where they are asking the public to adopt energy saving tips that are hoped to reduce our energy consumption and reduce the money we send to Russia to buy their gas and oil and ultimately fund their war on Ukraine. But is this enough? Presenter Fionnán Sheahan hears from the experts on how rationing could well become a thing of the present with Environment editor Caroline O'Doherty, and Economist Chris Johns on hand to discuss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As COP26 gets underway in Glasgow, the Indo Daily asks what we can expect from the 12-day UN conference billed as the “last best chance” to prevent runaway climate change. Host Denise Calnan is joined by Minister for Environment and Climate, Eamon Ryan, who talks COP26, Greta Thunberg, and his own carbon footprint, while the Irish Independent's Caroline O'Doherty tells us why the event is a make-or-break on climate action. What can we expect from COP26? As the 12-day UN conference gets underway this weekend and world leaders gather in Glasgow, the Indo Daily looks at what it all means in our climate action struggle. Joining host Denise Calnan is Minister for Environment and Climate, Eamon Ryan, who talks about his everyday efforts to manage his carbon footprint and why Greta Thunberg is right to call out world leaders on climate change efforts. Caroline O'Doherty, the Irish Independent's Environment Correspondent is on hand to tell us exactly what we can expect, what issues are on the agenda, and who will be there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As warnings of energy blackouts this winter emerge, there are questions being asked about the value of data centres to Ireland. Are they energy hogs? Do they hold their own as worthwhile businesses? And what should our policy be going forward? With over 70 major data centres located in Ireland, some political parties are calling for a moratorium on new data centres. But is this a weak admission that we can't set up our own modern electricity grid correctly? Joining Adrian to discuss this issue this week is Social Democrats TD and spokesperson on climate, Jennifer Whitmore, the founder of Host In Ireland, Garry Connolly, and the Irish Independent's environment editor, Caroline O'Doherty.

For this episode, we are thrilled to have Caroline O'Doherty, Dr Dave Robbins and Kayle Crosson join us to chat about climate change in the media. Caroline is the environment correspondent for the Irish Independent, Dave is an Assistant Professor at the School of Communications in Dublin City University and Kayle is the editor for Green News. Covering a wide range of areas, including what the trends are in reporting and in the public's perceptions. We also chat about how the media is behaving in relation to linking climate change to other issues we see in the news, how interconnected everything is and areas where the media could do better. We discuss the trust levels placed in traditional media and whether media still informs discussions and much more besides. Join us to hear all of our guests' thoughts on this fascinating topic.