2019 Archive
- Environmental Policy Researchers wins prestigious award
- Eight UCD schools win Athena SWAN awards for gender equality commitment
- Planning and Real Estate Concise Guides to Planning By Brendan Williams
- Landscape Architecture successful in Interreg bid
- Concrete Solutions for Sustainability in Buildings
- Timber and Harbours: Insights into Sustainability in Design and Construction
- Bloom 2019: A real taste of Ireland
- Planning & Environmental Policy Society win the 'Society Publication of the Year Award’
- Ministers announce the nomination of Professor Peter Clinch as Chairperson Designate of the Board of Science Foundation Ireland
- Environmental scientist Dr Cara Augustenborg appointed to Council of State
- Construction is a cause of global warming, but is concrete really the problem?
- Impress - Design Workshop
- A Living Lab Approach for more Sustainable Cities
- In Memoriam Kevin Roche: 1922 - 2019
- Irish star Sheila O’Donnell wins WIA Architect of the Year 2019
- Professor Sheila O’Donnell becomes first Irish architect inducted into American Academy of Arts and Letters
- Planning and Environmental Policy Careers Day 2019
- UCD Professor of Planning, Mark Scott, launches a major new book on rural planning
- UCD academics named as two of Ireland’s five new Cultural Ambassadors
Construction is a cause of global warming, but is concrete really the problem?
Wednesday, 20 March, 2019
With cement blamed for 8 per cent of world CO2 emissions, Aidan Reilly and Oliver Kinnane - from the UCD School of Architecture - examine the options facing the construction industry if it is to help prevent irreversible climate change.