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www.irishtimes.com Forestry: The strong case for moving away from monoculture An EPA-commissioned review identified a need for 875,000 more hectares of forest by 2050, or roughly 33,000ha per year. That’s more than double the area existing today 🤝 New Collaboration
The Royal Dublin Society, with a new strategy to create a more sustainable and prosperous future for generations to come, is excited to announce a new collaboration with Trinity College Dublin, Ireland’s leading university. This collaboration is set to create synergies that will recognise Irish businesses, entrepreneurs and innovators making a positive difference in meeting the #climatechange challenge.
The collaboration between the RDS and @tcddublin marks a significant milestone in both organisations commitment to highlighting the benefits of the #circulareconomy. By combining strengths, expertise, and resources, the two organisations aim to push circular models into the spotlight and help inspire a new generation of innovation leaders, while growing awareness and support with consumers to buy products created with circular principles. The circular economy provides a key solution for our waste crisis, but it also makes solid economic sense, as we face into a future where we must maximise the resources available to us.
The RDS Deputy Chief Executive of the Foundation, Ms Niamh De Loughry, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, "This collaboration is a testament to our shared vision of highlighting best practice and solutions which will energise more organisation’s to do the same. We believe the national circular economy awards scheme will highlight and celebrate those organisations and their leaders who seek to achieve new heights and bring innovative circular economy solutions to the market that, were in many instances, previously unimaginable."
To learn more about the RDS Circular Economy Programme, please visit the webpage : rds.ie/rds-foundation…
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Around half of the 50 largest companies in the Irish economy scored 30% or less in the latest Irish business and human rights benchmark report published by the Trinity Centre for Social Innovation rte.ie/news/business/…View quoted post on X
🤝 New Collaboration
The Royal Dublin Society, with a new strategy to create a more sustainable and prosperous future for generations to come, is excited to announce a new collaboration with Trinity College Dublin, Ireland’s leading university. This collaboration is set to create synergies that will recognise Irish businesses, entrepreneurs and innovators making a positive difference in meeting the #climatechange challenge.
The collaboration between the RDS and @tcddublin marks a significant milestone in both organisations commitment to highlighting the benefits of the #circulareconomy. By combining strengths, expertise, and resources, the two organisations aim to push circular models into the spotlight and help inspire a new generation of innovation leaders, while growing awareness and support with consumers to buy products created with circular principles. The circular economy provides a key solution for our waste crisis, but it also makes solid economic sense, as we face into a future where we must maximise the resources available to us.
The RDS Deputy Chief Executive of the Foundation, Ms Niamh De Loughry, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, "This collaboration is a testament to our shared vision of highlighting best practice and solutions which will energise more organisation’s to do the same. We believe the national circular economy awards scheme will highlight and celebrate those organisations and their leaders who seek to achieve new heights and bring innovative circular economy solutions to the market that, were in many instances, previously unimaginable."
To learn more about the RDS Circular Economy Programme, please visit the webpage : rds.ie/rds-foundation…
@Independent_ie @IrishTimes @irishexaminer @TheEchoOnline @echolivecork @breakingnewsie @ST__Ireland @businessposthq @thejournal_ie @thecurrency @IrishSunOnline
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