Ireland's Environment 2020 - Foreword 2020
Year: 2020
Ireland's Environment 2020 - An Assessment - Report
Year: 2020
Ireland's Environment 2020 provides an update on the environmental challenges that we face both nationally and globally. The report adds to a range of thematic and research reports available from the EPA that cover many of the issues reported on in more detail.
Monitoring Programme for Public Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (0Hz–300GHz) 2021-2023
Year: 2020
Monitoring Programme for Public Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (0Hz–300GHz) 2021-2023 Programme
Hydrology Summary Bulletin - October 2020
Year: 2020
Hydrology Summary Bulletin for October 2020 outlining the flows in rivers, rainfall, lake levels, groundwater levels and spring outflows of over 300 stations across Ireland
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Urban Waste Water Treatment in 2019
Urban Waste Water Treatment in 2019, November 2020
Year: 2020
This report provides an overview of urban waste water treatment in Ireland during 2019. It focuses on the most important issues that Irish Water needs to address to protect our environment from the harmful effects of waste water discharges
Intercalibration of the Lake Acidification Macroinvertebrate Metric (LAMM) in Ireland
Year: 2020
This report was submitted to the European Commission and shows how Ireland intercalibrated the UK developed classification tool, Lake Acidification Method Metric (LAMM) for the pressure acidification in the Irish situation using Irish lake invertebrate data. It shows how Ireland successfully intercalibrated the class boundaries of the LAMM adapted for the Irish situation using IE Data with those agreed in the Northern Geographical Intercalibration Group N-GIG intercalibration exercise following the Common Implementation Strategy Guidance Document No. 30 “Procedure to fit a new or updated classification method to the results of a completed Intercalibration Exercise” (EC, 2015 – 085).
Hydrology Summary Bulletin - September 2020
Year: 2020
Hydrology Summary Bulletin for September 2020 outlining flows in rivers, rainfall, lake levels and groundwater levels at a network of over 300 stations across Ireland.
