Year: 2023
Year: 2023
Please download and fully complete this form. The form must be sent as an attachment with all submissions to the EPA Researchers Awards 2022 for the submission to be valid.
Illustration by Luczo Illustrative Designs, July 2022
Year: 2022
Year: 2022
Authors: Maria McNamara, Hannah Binner, Eric Hynes and Luisa Andrade, June 2022
Year: 2022
This study aimed to generate an accessible evidence base to support the development of new policy on soil and to enable Ireland to meet its commitments to both national and EU soil strategies.
Year: 2022
Winner of the EPA Researchers Awards 2021 Best Photograph, March 2022
Year: 2022
Overall Collage- Alexandra Chueiri, Pollution Photo- Blathnaid Mahon, Swimmer Photo- Aengus McMahon d. Beach Photo- Liam Burke
Winner of the EPA Researchers Awards 2021 Best Infographic, March 2022
Year: 2022
Illustrations by Nathan T. Wright. Story by David B. Kelleghan and Thomas P. Curran. This is an output produced by UCD, arising from the EPA-funded research project "Assessment of the Impact of Ammonia Emissions from Intensive Agriculture Installations on Special Areas of Conservation and Special Protection Areas" under the EPA Research Programme 2014-2020. Translated into 16 languages by COST-Action program and numerous volunteers.
Year: 2022
Year: 2021
This is a guide for EPA Research Project communications
Year: 2021
Guidelines for EPA-Funded Research Project Twitter Accounts
Year: 2020
Human health protection is a fundamental aspect of environmental protection. Our health is impacted by the air we breathe, the water we drink, the noise levels we experience, the food we eat, the spaces we spend time in, and our sense of wellbeing. This Brochure provides an overview and key findings of the three research projects jointly funded by the EPA and the HSE.
Year: 2020
The EPA is opening a Public consultation to receive comments on the draft EPA Research 2030 Framework.
Year: 2020
This infographic gives information about the EPA research programme in 2019
Authors: M. Keegan Porter, Cliona Ní Cheallacháin, Georgia Bayliss-Brown and David Murphy, July 2019
Year: 2019
Knowledge Transfer Guidelines and Recommendations for Irish Funding Agencies: How to Embed Knowledge Transfer Principles into Irish Funding Programmes to Help Maximise Measurable Impacts from Public Investments
