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Turkey sandwiches a favourite way to use festive leftovers and reduce food waste
Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, when we enjoy having family and friends around to cook and eat together.
Santa shouldn’t be the only one checking his list this Christmas!
Christmas is a time for giving, and sadly also a time when a lot of food is wasted in Westmeath, the Midlands region and all over Ireland.
Decision Support Service preparing to host inaugural advance planning event in Athlone
The Decision Support Service will host the first advance planning event 'Why you need to plan ahead and how to get started!' in the Hodson Bay Hotel on November 30.
Westmeath communities benefit from highest ever level of investment in modern wastewater infrastructure
The recently published EPA Urban Wastewater Treatment Report shows the progress being made in tackling long-running issues like raw sewage discharges, while also underlining the need for continued investment in essential wastewater services at local community level.
Have you ever scrapped a car? Would you know what to do or where to go?
Have you ever scrapped a car? Would you know what to do or where to go?
Innovative TUS Athlone Campus project to help protect bees against complex diseases
An exciting EPA co-funded doctorate project has been completed by Jack Eakins at Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) Athlone Campus, in partnership with Maynooth University.
Majority of Irish people are concerned about food waste
More than four in five Irish people are concerned about the level of food waste in their household, while 94 percent of homes are throwing food out, according to new research from SuperValu.
What happens to your car at the end of its life?
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Uisce Éireann welcomes EPA Report recognising improvements in delivery of safe drinking water
The latest Drinking Water Report published by the EPA shows that Ireland’s public drinking water supplies remain among the best in the world, with an impressive 99.7% compliance with microbiological and chemical standards.
University of Galway-led study finds domestic firelighters are a major contributor to climate change
Firelighters used for open fires and stoves in the home emit more black carbon than all biomass fuels put together and are a significant contributor to air pollution and climate change, a study led by researchers at University of Galway has found.
