Household waste 2017 infographic

Infographic of 2017 Household Waste Data

An overview of Irish household waste statistics for 2017, March 2019

Year: 2019

EPA Registered Radon Remediation Services

Year: 2019

This list of registered radon remediation services is published by the Environmental Protection Agency for the purposes of providing information to members of the public. These registered services are deemed by the Environmental Protection Agency to have met certain criteria and have indicated their compliance with a voluntary code of conduct in order to promote public confidence in the performance of radon remediation.

Understanding Radon Remediation: A Householder’s Guide

Year: 2019

This guide is directed at householders who have been informed they have radon concentrations above the Reference Level in their home. The aim of the Guide is to assist such householders in interpreting their radon test results and in deciding how to deal with the problem.

Second Review of SEA Effectiveness in Ireland - Newsletter 3. February 2019

Year: 2019

The second review of Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) effectiveness in Ireland, funded by the EPA, started on the 31st of March 2018. The project goal is to update the progress made in implementing SEA in Ireland and to guide future actions. This is the third Newsletter relating to the project, published in February 2019.

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Annual Air Quality Bulletin 2018

Annual Air Quality Bulletin 2018, January 2019

Year: 2019

Annual AQ Bulletin for PM, NO2 and Ozone for the year 2018

Advice on Setting a Reference Level for Radon Concentrations in Long-Stay Institutions

Year: 2019

Advice on Setting a Reference Level for Radon Concentrations in Long-Stay Institutions

National Allocation Table Changes 2 2018

Pursuant to Article 10A(7) of Directive 2003/87/EC (NIMs) - Updates due to changes to the operation of an installation., December 2018

Year: 2018

Characterisation topsheet

What's in our bins? Household and commercial waste composition

Year: 2018

This top sheet provides a summary overview of the composition of municipal household and commercial waste collected at kerbside in 2017-2018.

2017 Water Indicators Infographic

Year: 2018

Infographic highlighting some key information from Water Quality in 2017: an indicators report

Water Quality in 2017: an indicators report

Water Quality in 2017: an indicators report

Year: 2018

These water quality indicators present the current situation, an indication of recent change and, where possible, longer term trends. These trends provide information on the improvement or deterioration in aspects of water quality and help us decide what actions to take to protect and improve water quality. The indicators have been set out in a ‘stand-alone’ fashion so that a concise assessment is available for each.

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Air Quality in Ireland 2017

Key Indicators of Ambient Air Quality., November 2018

Year: 2018

Ambient air quality trends based on concentration measurements in 2017 of particulate matter, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, heavy metals, ozone, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and benzene.

Commericial bin infographic

What is in a Commercial Bin?

Year: 2018

Infographic on kerbside non-household municipal waste composition

Household bin infographic

What is in our Household Bins?

Year: 2018

This infographic gives information on the contents of household bins

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WEEE data for 2016

Year: 2018

Urban Waste Water Treatment in 2017

Urban Waste Water Treatment in 2017, October 2018

Year: 2018

This report provides an overview of Urban Waste Water Treatment in Ireland during 2017 and includes an assessment of effluent quality against National and European Standards.

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Progress Report National Hazardous Waste Management Plan (2014-2020)

Year: 2018

This report presents the progress of the recommended actions outlined in the National Hazardous Waste Management Plan. While many of the recommended actions have been advanced, a stronger focus is needed in the areas of hazardous waste prevention and the development of waste management infrastructure necessary for Ireland to become more self-sufficient in treatment and management of its hazardous waste.

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