Recovered woodchip ceases to be Waste , November 2025
Year: 2025
Recovered woodchip ceases to be Waste , November 2025
Year: 2025
Year: 2025
This excel file provides the data from the Repair National Survey 2024 in the accompanying sheets and where used should reference the EPA
Year: 2025
Authors: Thomas Cummins, Lorna Marcham and Keelan McHugh, November 2025
Year: 2025
EU member states are required to continuously monitor the state of ecosystems where negative effects of air pollution may occur, under the National Emission Commitments Directive (NEC). The NEC Indicators project led by a team in UCD reviewed indicators used to detect air pollution effects in sensitive ecosystems like bogs and semi-natural grasslands. It focused on ammonia, mainly from agriculture, and ozone, formed through chemical reactions involving industrial and transport emissions. The findings show that ozone levels are highest near Ireland’s Atlantic coast, decreasing inland and in urban areas due to deposition and chemical reactions. Researchers found that even low nitrogen inputs can significantly alter plant communities. The findings may be used to review and refine monitoring methods in the National Ecosystems Monitoring Network. Development of structures and communication within the monitoring community is encouraged.
Year: 2025
A list of the EPA's scheduled applications for April - December 2025
Hydrology bulletin on rainfall, river flows, lake levels, groundwater levels and spring outflows for October 2025, November 2025
Year: 2025
Hydrology Summary Bulletin outlining the flows in rivers, rainfall, lake and turlough levels, groundwater levels and spring outflows of over 300 stations across Ireland for the month.
Year: 2025
EPA response to the Public Consultation on the National Development Plan Review.
Year: 2025
Report of an audit carried out at Minane Bridge public drinking water supply Co. Cork on 05/09/2025.
Year: 2025
Report of an audit carried out at Lough Mask public drinking water supply on 07/11/2024.
Year: 2025
Report of an Audit carried out at Erris public drinking water supply Co. Mayo on 05/09/2025.
Year: 2025
Report of an audit carried out at Clashanamid public drinking water supply Co. Cork on 05/09/2025.
Year: 2025
Report of an audit carried out at Ceide Fields public drinking water supply Co. Mayo on 05/09/2025.
Year: 2025
Report of an audit carried out at Cappamore Foileen public drinking water supply Co. Limerick on 25/09/2025.
Year: 2025
Report of an audit carried out at Ballina-Wherrew public drinking water supply Co. Mayo on 15/11/2024.
EPA Spatial Data Inventory, November 2025
Year: 2025
This inventory of spatial information sources can be used to help in preparing SEA Environmental Reports and the associated environmental assessments with up to date environmental information. Data sources/links include air quality, climate, biodiversity, flora, fauna, geology, soils, hydrology and water quality. This inventory was last updated in November 2025 and may not be exhaustive. (See Disclaimer below for terms of use).
Year: 2025
EPA response to the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment's public consultation on Carbon Budgets.
Year: 2025
This training presentation follows on from the introductory Green Public Procurement video and provides more detailed information for suppliers of goods and services to the public sector in Ireland. Its purpose is to provide all suppliers with background information, advice and practical tips on Green Public Procurement. An animated PowerPoint version of the presentation is also available below.
Year: 2025
This training presentation follows on from the introductory Green Public Procurement video and provides more detailed information for suppliers of goods and services to the public sector in Ireland. Its purpose is to provide all suppliers with background information, advice and practical tips on Green Public Procurement. An animated PowerPoint version of the presentation is also available below.
Authors: Liz Coleman, Nikhil Korhale, Damien Martin, Emmanuel Chevassus, Ling Zhen, Wei Xu and Colin D. O’Dowd, November 2025
Year: 2025
Ozone plays a crucial role in atmospheric chemistry, forming naturally in the stratosphere and at ground level through sunlight and precursor pollutants. While essential, ground-level ozone poses risks to human health and ecosystems. A University of Galway-led study explored the drivers of ozone pollution in Ireland, highlighting the influence of meteorology and transboundary emissions. Using long-term data and advanced modelling, researchers found that rural and coastal areas experience higher ozone levels than urban zones, though urban ozone is rising in Ireland and at a Global level due to declining NOₓ emissions. The study identifies methane as the main reactive carbon precursor to Irish ground-level ozone. The findings provide policy actors with evidence that supports the use of high-resolution modelling to understand ozone trends and recommends increased public awareness using educational campaigns.