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Staying Alive At 1.5: How Ireland will feed itself in a changed climate.

Organisation Centre of Food Culture Boyne Valley
Date 9th November 2024 04:30 PM (GMT)
Link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/staying-alive-at-15-how-ireland-will-feed-itself-in-a-changed-climate-tickets-1020560673447?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1
Email info@foodcultureireland.ie

Join Philip Boucher-Hayes for Staying Alive At 1.5: How Ireland will feed itself in a changed climate.

Philip Boucher-Hayes is a TV and Radio journalist and presenter. Much of his work is in addressing the twin climate and biodiversity crises. On RTÉ television his recent work includes the climate documentaries Rising Tides, Hot Air and Future Shock: The Last Drop. On RTÉ Radio 1 he presents the rural affairs and farming programme Countrywide, and he presents and produces the climate action and sustainability programme, Hot Mess.

Location: Kells Courthouse Tourism and Cultural Hub Kells Road Navan Ireland

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