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A grassroots campaign protecting Ireland from oil and gas drilling and climate chaos. Link to connecting struggles event:

We've launched a new tool that tracks high-emissio

We've launched a new tool that tracks high-emissions projects currently applying for planning in Ireland.
Check out planning link in our bio for the list of live projects and info on how you can make a submissions
#makeyourvoiceheard

Today we ended the public aspects of our #ditchthe

Today we ended the public aspects of our #ditchthedrills campaign to ban offshore drilling for oil and gas. During the summer with the passing of the Climate Act new licences to drill for fossil fuels was banned making Ireland one of only several countries to do this.

We would like to thank all the amazing groups, NGOs, political parties, politicians and individuals who worked tirelessly to achieve this. A special mention to @bridsmith.td and @people_before_profit who did some outstanding work to keep the #climateemergency alive throughout the last Dáil.

And to thank @eamonryan and the @greenparty_ie for their support in the campaign and for ensuring the ban was part of the Climate Act. We are disappointed that existing licences were not included but we are going to keep harrying those with submissions when they arise.

The #ditchthedrills campaign will always have a special place in NHNA heart as it led to the formation of the group and some lifelong friendships. Our work will continue with our campaigns on #LNG and #Datacentres, please get involved, we are plus craic :-).

Happy Christmas climate peeps, the Craictivist Chr

Happy Christmas climate peeps, the Craictivist Christmas party is back! And this time it's personal. Well we just mean we can't have a huge party because of Covid, but that won't stop us from having all of the craic(tivism)! Come join us (NHNA, Dublin Ecofems, Climate Case Ireland, more!) for a short cycle up the Royal Canal and outdoor pints in the Bernard Shaw afterwards on Saturday December 11th.

Meeting at the Convention Centre at 2pm and cycling up the canal to Castleknock, then back to the Bernard Shaw in Phibsborough for food and drink at 4pm.

Come one, come (almost) all!

We're live in the Green Zone at #cop26 today! Com

We're live in the Green Zone at #cop26 today! Come to our stall for chats about how we can create a #fossilfree future and learn about our campaigns to #stoplng and #presspause on data centres 🌏

The ghastly nasty lies of LNG. Spooky stories from

The ghastly nasty lies of LNG. Spooky stories from the amazing @thomas.morelli.artwork about the potential climate disaster that is the proposed Shannon LNG terminal.

US dirty energy company New Fortress Energy has applied for planning permission yet again but we can make our voice heard by submitting an objection to An Bord Pleanala. Add your name to the joint submission to #stopshannonlng before 11am tomorrow!

Link in bio.

https://t.co/J5eXALcklx?amp=1

To the people of Tipperary: until this Friday, the

To the people of Tipperary: until this Friday, the 15th October, Tipperary County Council are accepting submissions as part of their county development plan. This is Tipperary's strategy for the county for 2022-28 that covers many aspects includiny energy, the environment and climate action. We have a handy template (link in bio) with which you can ask Tipperary to plan for a fossil free future in a matter of minutes, take a stance against new fossil fuel infrastructure, for renewable and a just transition.

This will be a big week for our climate targets an

This will be a big week for our climate targets and the future of Data Centres in Ireland. We're calling for a pause on data centres!

We need to #PressPause by enacting a moratorium on Data Centres. At the moment there is no considered strategy for Data Centre growth. Applications are simply being accepted on the basis of economic growth - with little consideration given to our ill-prepared infrastructure.

What could make more sense than taking a step back and assessing if we can handle this spike in electricity demand? Singapore felt the same way & at just 7% electricity demand they enacted a pause on Data Centres. Meanwhile in 2020 we were reaching 11% with no pause in sight.

Greenwashing is rife in the Data Centre sector, with Taoiseach Micheal Martin dubbing them "eco-structure" last week. The current operation of Data Centres in Ireland is anything but eco-friendly.

Some companies say their data centres are 100% renewable but in reality they rely heavily on carbon offsetting. These offsetting schemes don't change the fact that new fossil infrastructure is being built to support these Data Centres and their enormous demand will increase the risk of energy poverty in Ireland.

Our campaign is simple, let's #PressPause to consider how we can house Data Centres without causing blackouts and locking us into a fossil fuelled future.

The blank cheque needs to end now.

This was just a brief overview of our campaign. Visit our site for our full Data Centre briefing (Link in the bio).

We fully support the efforts this week from @whitmore4wicklow in introducing a moratorium on Data Centres & @people_before_profit Climate Emergency Measures Planning and Development bill.

Keep an eye on our socials for actions to take part in this week!

To the people of Sligo: until this Friday, the cou

To the people of Sligo: until this Friday, the county council are accepting submissions to influence its county development plan, Sligo's strategy for the next years relating to many aspects, including climate change and the environment. We have a handy template (link in bio) with which you can ask Sligo to go fossil free in a matter of minutes and take a stance against new fossil fuel infrastructure, for renewable energy and a just transition.

Brian speaking at the Climate Rally with @extincti

Brian speaking at the Climate Rally with @extinctionrebellionireland outside the Dáil

We are delighted to announce we are launching a ne

We are delighted to announce we are launching a new campaign on Data Centres to raise awareness of their climate impacts. You can find out more about the campaign in our bio.

The heatwave may be over, but the summer of county

The heatwave may be over, but the summer of county development plan consultations is not! If you're from Louth, Kilkenny or Galway, make sure to make your voice heard to your council by making a submission to demand fossil free communities with no further energy infrastructure, renewable energy investment, a just transition and community involvement. Using our template and following the steps on our website, you can have your submission in within about 10 minutes.

To the people of Kilkenny: until the 28th of July,

To the people of Kilkenny: until the 28th of July, you can submit to your county development plan and ask for fossil free communities, renewable energy and a just transition. Follow the link to fossil free communities in our bio (link tree), which will bring you to our website with all the necessary links, info and a template to make your submission. Let's make our communities fossil free!

Have your say to make our counties fossil free! Su

Have your say to make our counties fossil free! Summer time is here - and so is the time to submit to several county development plans! If you're from/living in one of these counties, just click into the fossil free communities link to our bio and you'll find a step-by-step guide on how to submit to your county development plan, including a template with asks for making counties fossil free, investing in renewables and a just transition. County development plans are strategies covering a number of years, so now is the time to make sure climate is front and centre of these strategies!

The Not Here Not Anywhere #energypoverty and a #ju

The Not Here Not Anywhere #energypoverty and a #justtransition webinar event is about to begin

Link to register for our energy poverty webinar is

Link to register for our energy poverty webinar is in the bio!

Fuel poverty is the inability to heat and power a home. It is a function of three interconnected factors: income, energy prices and energy efficiency. In Ireland, two key Government strategies, Warmer Homes: A Strategy for Affordable Energy in Ireland (2011) and Strategy to Combat Energy Poverty 2016-2019, have aimed to eliminate energy poverty by focusing on energy efficiency. But the objective has been hampered by the difficulty of accessing the schemes in low-income communities and few incentives for landlords to retrofit rental properties. Energy poverty has been linked to negative health impacts, particularly respiratory conditions, cardiovascular disease, and decreased well-being.

A just energy transition that tackles energy poverty must prioritise the needs of those most vulnerable to energy poverty including children, people on low-incomes, and those living in rented accommodation. Furthermore, all climate policy related to energy costs and/or energy efficiency must consider the potential impacts on the fuel poor as those are two key factors that have been linked to energy poverty.

This webinar will open up a conversation about the hidden impact of energy poverty, considering this issue on an individual, community and systemic basis. What challenges do we face in addressing energy poverty? What solutions do we need to overcome energy poverty? How can we influence a nationwide just transition by tackling energy poverty? And why must social justice be embedded in climate action?

Speakers include: Marija Mileta, Head of Communications and Climate Change Programme Assistant, Zelena akcija/Friends of the Earth Croatia; Susanne Rogers, Research and Policy Analyst, Social Justice Ireland; Michelle Kearns, Project Policy Worker, National Traveller MABS (Money Advice and Budgeting Service).

Join our free ‘Data Centres and Energy Demand’

Join our free ‘Data Centres and Energy Demand’ webinar on 11 March. This webinar will examine the topic of data centres and what part they might play in our society, highlighting their social, environmental and economic impacts. Speakers include: Patrick Bresnihan, Lecturer in Geography, Maynooth University, Phoebe Duvall, Planning and Environmental Policy Officer, An Taisce, and Ian Bitterlin, Consulting Engineer and formerly Visiting Professor at the University of Leeds.

Key questions will be explored including: What data is stored in data centres? Could they be more efficient? Do we need them and how should they be powered?

Please register here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/data-centre-and-energy-demand/

We have published a briefing on LNG in 10 page an

We have published a briefing on LNG in 10 page and 2 page versions. Use them to learn about LNG, share them as a resource, or use them to lobby your political representatives! Access at notherenotanywhere.com/press-release/

Don't forget to submit to the Dublin City Council

Don't forget to submit to the Dublin City Council Development Plan by tomorrow! Join our #FossilFreeCommunities campaign to call for safe and sustainable energy in Ireland. Use the link in our bio to access all the resources you need to make a submission

Join us in submitting to the Dublin City Council D

Join us in submitting to the Dublin City Council Development Plan by Monday 22 February. See the link in our bio for all the resources you'll need to make a submission. Let's call for #FossilFreeCommunities together!

Useful resources ECT: https://energy-charter-dirty

Useful resources
ECT: https://energy-charter-dirty-secrets.org
Sean Canney statement: https://www.gov.ie/en/speech/263f93-opening-statement-at-the-petroleum-and-other-minerals-development-bi/
CETA Background: https://comhlamh.org/blog/comhlamh-concerns-ceta-trade-deal/

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