Caroline O'Doherty is a journalist at the Irish Independent. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, alongside regional interest and world news, including topics such as ESG, US politics, and the upcoming 2024 elections. Caroline's work has been featured in Sunday World Magazine and the Irish Independent.
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Caroline O'Doherty's coverage focuses on local (Ireland) government announcements, data citations, and legal policy regulation within the themes of government & politics and energy. She covers topics such as climate change, Cop28, fossil fuels, renewable energy, and environmental activism.
When reaching out to Caroline with pitches or expertise in these areas should be tailored toward Ireland’s specific policies regarding climate change initiatives. Providing insights into local governmental decisions related to renewable energy projects or studies involving Irish-specific environmental data could be particularly relevant for her coverage.
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By: Caroline O Doherty
Cars are piled in the street with other debris after flash floods hit the Sedavi area of Valencia, Spain in October. Photo: Getty
By: Caroline O'Doherty
Thousands more homes will become eligible for electric heat pump grants after a change in the eligibility rules.
By: Caroline O'Doherty
Electricity use has soared to record levels today as the country turned up the heat to beat the sub-zero temperatures.
By: Sheila Fitzgerald, Conor Feehan, Caroline O'Doherty, Jasmin Griffin, Sarah O'Mahony, Stephen Fernane, Cian Ó Broin
It will be bitterly cold again today, with temperatures sitting below freezing, as the cold snap and dangerous road conditions continue into the weekend.
By: Caroline O'Doherty
The world’s top climate monitoring organisations have jointly confirmed that 2024 was the year the planet heated more than any other on record.
By: Caroline O'Doherty
The High Court has ruled that planners did not fulfil their duty to comply with climate law in a judgement expected to have far-reaching implications for all public bodies.
By: Caroline O'Doherty
From her home in Co Dublin, Lauren Tuite has been watching her childhood memories vanish in the Los Angeles fires.
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