@louthcoco Today marks the beginning of Climate Action Week 2024, with activities taking place around the county to showcase and inspire action on climate change. Click for all the details: https://t.co/0oHZS5zRtt #Louth#YourCouncil
Fashion upcycling, energy awareness initiatives and Halloween themed events kick off Climate Action Week 2024 launching in #Louth on Monday 14th October. See ๐ฝfor all the details. #ClimateAction#YourCouncil
@louthcoco Dumping in the Rathmullen area of Drogheda on Fri 16th Feb.
Illegal dumping destroys and spoils our environment and damages the great work done in our communities by volunteers of all ages.
To report unauthorised collectors or dumping use [email protected]/1890202303
Dumping in the Rathmullen area of Drogheda on Fri 16th Feb.
Illegal dumping destroys and spoils our environment and damages the great work done in our communities by volunteers of all ages.
To report unauthorised collectors or dumping contact [email protected] / 1890202303
Dumping in the Rathmullen area of Drogheda on Fri 16th Feb.
Illegal dumping destroys and spoils our environment and damages the great work done in our communities by volunteers of all ages.
To report unauthorised collectors or dumping contact [email protected] / 1890202303
Dumping in the Rathmullen area of Drogheda on Friday 16th Feb.
Illegal dumping destroys and spoils our environment and damages the great work done in our communities by volunteers of all ages.
To report unauthorised collectors or dumping contact [email protected] / 1890202303
Significant illegal dumping which occurred over the Christmas period at Townley Hall woods car park beside the River Boyne. Over 20 dumped black bags of domestic waste have been removed by Louth County Council.
As part of Louth County Councils Anti-Dumping Initiative 2023, there will be a Mattress and Couch Amnesty Event in Dundalk and Drogheda on Weds 30th Aug 2023 and in Ardee on Thurs 31st Aug 2023. #AntiDumpingInitiative2023#louth
Recent illegal dumping of domestic waste at Aston Village, Drogheda. Evidence found by our litter team and FPNs issued. Always use the services of registered waste collector and keep Louth litter free.
#louthenvir
Goal 6 of #SustainableDevelopmentGoals is 'Clean Water and Sanitation' the aim of this goal is to ensure availability and sustainable managements of water and sanitation for all. #SDGWeek#SDGGoals#LCC https://t.co/ihCPewChdT
Goal 15 of #SustainableDevelopmentGoals is 'Life on Land'. This goal aims to protect, restore, and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainable forest management and stop / reverse land degradation / biodiversity loss. #SDGWeek#LCC https://t.co/s0uvQpdq6B
Goal 14 of Sustainable Development Goals Week is 'Life Below Water', the aim of this goal is to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. #SDGWeek#LCC https://t.co/QWCl1rB9nN
Goal 11 of Sustainable Development Goals Week is 'Sustainable Cites and Communities', the aim of this goal is to make cities and human settlements safe, resilient and sustainable. #Sustainability#SDGWeek#LCC https://t.co/BPbAbdCpzw
Goal 13 of Sustainable Development Goals Week is Climate Action. It is important to take action to combat climate change and minimize its impacts. This goal aims to keep temperatures from rising and our planet from warming. #ClimateAction#SDGWeek#LCC https://t.co/Ck1DIqliT8
Ireland's first Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Week runs from Sept 20th - 26th. There are 17 goals that have a wide range of themes. Sustainable Development Goals look at tackling some of the world's major issues. #SDGWeek#LCC#Sustainability https://t.co/dz2TUBb64t
Louth CoCo are holding a Free Mattress and Couch Disposal Day as part of Anti-Dumping Initiative 2022 at both Dundalk & Drogheda V&W civic amenity centres on Weds 31st Aug 2022 at 9am-5:30pm. Normal recycling entry charge of โฌ4 will apply. Max limit of 3 per vehicle. #ADI2022
The EPA has published its Provisional Greenhouse Gas Emissions inventory for 2021. Irelandโs emissions in 2021 rebounded strongly compared to 2020 when Covid-19 was at its worst. Worryingly, the emissions have continued to increase when we look at pre Covid19 in Ireland. (1/2)