Funding of €2.5m has been announced to support eight environmental and climate projects at the University of Galway and ATU Galway.
The funding from the EPA aims to address the research needs of policy makers in Government on a wide range of topics.
In effect, this is complex and practical research, on which the Government will make decisions on new measures to tackle climate change and environmental challenges.
Acting Director of Research at the University of Galway, Louise Hannon, outlines two of their successful projects.
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The list in full is...
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Liz Coleman |
University of Galway | Investigating National Policy Impacts on Atmospheric Climate Targets | €330,221.75 |
| *Agnieszka Indiana Olbert | University of Galway | Joint probability of multi-driver floods along Ireland’s coastline | €164,910.94 |
| **Vaios Moschos | University of Galway | Air pollutant Evolution and Regulatory Outcomes through TRend EvaluatioN and Diagnostics | €329,990.33 |
| Feidhlim McGowan | University of Galway | Local Examples of Cooperation and Harnessing Experimental Insights to Lower Emissions | €163,663.52 |
| Jurgita Ovadnevaite | University of Galway | SourcEs And Sinks Of methaNe | €470,108.25 |
| Saeed Alsamhi | University of Galway | Dataspace for Empowered Monitoring of Peatland Stability and Climate Resilience in Ireland | €494,999.02 |
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David Styles |
University of Galway | BIOeconomy INdicators for foreSIGHT | €329,420.84 |
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Heather Lally |
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) | Assessing Landscape Fragmentation Impact on Ecosystems | €163,789.29 |
