Day: 21 November 2007

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Cobra beer hit with £25k recycling fine

The producers of Cobra beer have been ordered to pay over £25,000 for failing to meet a legal requirement to take responsibility for its waste.

Minister presents Irish Water Safety awards

Ireland's Environment, Heritage and Local Government Minister, Tony Killeen, presented Irish Water Safety awards at Dublin Castle on Tuesday, November 21.

Water companies letting customers down – Ofwat

While most water companies are delivering a good level of service a minority are still not getting it right, according to the industry regulator.

Shell rapped over unauthorised drilling

Irish Environment Minister John Gormley has told Shell that it must repair damage done to conservation areas or face possible criminal prosecution.

Dublin ponders more sustainable transport network

A more comprehensive strategy is needed if Dublin's transport system is to become more efficient and sustainable, an industry group has said.

Governor of Georgia, Sonny Perdue, has taken the unusual step of asking for God's help in alleviating the state's drought. Edie+ users can hear the content of his speech, and his prayers, by listening to the file below.

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