IrishPeatlands

@4peatssake

A group of Irish people who are concerned about peatland loss. We came to together due to the destruction of Natura 2000 raised bogs in the West of Ireland.

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Joined September 2012

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    Western Antarctica will drop equivalent of 19,000 cubic mile ice cube into world’s oceans this century

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    . attached cameras to blue whales and saw this

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    An Taisce seeks action from Minister Humphreys over destruction of Ancient Bog Road

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    We welcome commitment to retire 7000ha of production on but much more is needed

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    Climate change: 2015 will be the hottest year on record 'by a mile', experts say

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    "In the heart of a city I have heard wild geese crying on the pathways that lie over a vanished forest" Loren Eiseley

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    c.4000 known archaeological sites in BnM peatlands; many of these prehistoric. Very very few will survive

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    Plea made to save last remains of oldest bog road

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    this is just the tip of the iceberg, 1000s of archaeological sites lost as a result of peat cutting

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    Infographic - What can we do to fight ?

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    Good to see this story being picked up, please consider a re-tweet

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    At what point is answerable for the contempt she shows for Ireland's heritage?

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    National Peatland Plan launched by member

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    “Carbon loss from tropical peatlands has been underestimated says study ”

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    Photo from Claggan Mountain Trail showing blanket bog peat and how it engulfed a 4000 year old pine forest

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    54 beautiful Peacock butterflies spotted today while walking our butterfly transect at Lullymore west.

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    BBC News - New plan seeks to protect Scotland's peatlands

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    Scotland should treasure & invest in its mossy peatland riches But does the National peatland plan offer the vision?

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