Showing posts with label landfill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landfill. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 August 2010

Podcast of July 29's show

On this programme:

1. Christina talks to Gemma Larkin of the Nevitt Lusk Action Group about the upcoming judicial review of the EPA's licence for the planned north Dublin landfill.
2. Jeannie talks to Irish Times environment editor Frank McDonald about noise pollution in Temple Bar, where he lives.
3. Louise looks at the development of the docklands as the new observation wheel opens.
4. Plans to convert Dublin's street lighting to LED.

And...

5. The controversy over sewage facilities at the new National Convention Centre.

As well as this week's environmental news.



Presented by Christina McSorley. Reports by Jeannie McCann and Louise Finan. News by Valerie Flynn. Produced by Valerie Flynn.

Saturday, 1 May 2010

Podcast of April 16's show

On the show this week:
Icon or eyesore? A look at the controversial plans to redevelop Liberty Hall.
DART Underground: Good news for commuters, but are the proposals being railroaded despite quality of life concerns in Inchicore?
Lusk landfill: A scenic corner of North County Dublin is earmarked for Ireland's next superdump.
The kids are alright: Our reporter tags along with Eco UNESCO to the judging of the 2010 Young Environmentalist Awards.
And our weekly round up of the latest environmental news from around the city.




Producers: Christina McSorley and Jeannie McCann. Reports: Christina McSorley, Valerie Flynn, Lorcan Archer, Padraic Ryan. News by Jack Cane. Presented by Padraic Ryan.