
Policy priorities for sustainability
Wed 21 Oct · 10:00
Royal Irish Academy
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The event titled 'Policy priorities for sustainability' will take place on 21 October 2026 at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin. It marks the launch of the Young Academy Ireland Sustainability Statement, featuring presentations from the researchers involved. Attendance is free of charge.
Launch of the Young Academy Ireland Sustainability Statement featuring presentations from the researchers behind the statements.
This event will outline evidence-based principles that underpin the achievement of our sustainability goals on the island of Ireland.
Researchers behind the YAI Sustainability Statement will outline often overlooked factors limiting our ability to meet policy ambition, covering fields of genetic and biodiversity; energy; and health.
Topics include:
The inadequate measurement of genetic diversity;
Interacting effects and 'wicked problems' from multiple environmental changes;
the untapped potential to minimise the carbon footprint of data centres;
the ancillary policy mechanisms required to maximise the benefits of renewable energy on the island;
and the importance of microbial sustainability as a foundation for human, animal and environmental health
These and other issues are often overlooked, and their importance underappreciated. Key actions for policy and research will be outlined.
The morning will begin with an opportunity to explore a specially curated display from the Royal Irish Academy Library. Drawing on historic maps, records of peatlands, materials from the Ussher Bird Notes project and other collection highlights, the display provides a unique perspective on how questions of biodiversity, landscapes, natural resources and environmental change have been documented over time. Together, the Library display and the Sustainability Statement invite us to consider both the historical record and the evidence needed to address future challenges.
About Young Academy Ireland
Young Academy Ireland (YAI) is an interdisciplinary organisation of early-career researchers and innovators from across the island of Ireland. It brings together individuals from a wide range of disciplines and sectors who work collaboratively to address societal challenges and contribute to the research, innovation and cultural life of the island. YAI represents early-career researchers and innovators, fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration, and supports public engagement and evidence-informed policymaking. Committed to the principles of equality, diversity and inclusion, YAI provides a dynamic platform for emerging leaders to exchange ideas, develop innovative solutions, and contribute to discussions on issues of national and global importance.
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Policy priorities for sustainability takes place on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 10:00.
Policy priorities for sustainability is held at Royal Irish Academy in Dublin (19 Dawson St, Dublin, D2).
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The forecast for Policy priorities for sustainability is Partly cloudy · 10°C.
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The event titled 'Policy priorities for sustainability' will take place on 21 October 2026 at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin. It marks the launch of the Young Academy Ireland Sustainability Statement, featuring presentations from the researchers involved. Attendance is free of charge.
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Launch of the Young Academy Ireland Sustainability Statement featuring presentations from the researchers behind the statements.
This event will outline evidence-based principles that underpin the achievement of our sustainability goals on the island of Ireland.
Researchers behind the YAI Sustainability Statement will outline often overlooked factors limiting our ability to meet policy ambition, covering fields of genetic and biodiversity; energy; and health.
Topics include:
The inadequate measurement of genetic diversity;
Interacting effects and 'wicked problems' from multiple environmental changes;
the untapped potential to minimise the carbon footprint of data centres;
the ancillary policy mechanisms required to maximise the benefits of renewable energy on the island;
and the importance of microbial sustainability as a foundation for human, animal and environmental health
These and other issues are often overlooked, and their importance underappreciated. Key actions for policy and research will be outlined.
The morning will begin with an opportunity to explore a specially curated display from the Royal Irish Academy Library. Drawing on historic maps, records of peatlands, materials from the Ussher Bird Notes project and other collection highlights, the display provides a unique perspective on how questions of biodiversity, landscapes, natural resources and environmental change have been documented over time. Together, the Library display and the Sustainability Statement invite us to consider both the historical record and the evidence needed to address future challenges.
About Young Academy Ireland
Young Academy Ireland (YAI) is an interdisciplinary organisation of early-career researchers and innovators from across the island of Ireland. It brings together individuals from a wide range of disciplines and sectors who work collaboratively to address societal challenges and contribute to the research, innovation and cultural life of the island. YAI represents early-career researchers and innovators, fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration, and supports public engagement and evidence-informed policymaking. Committed to the principles of equality, diversity and inclusion, YAI provides a dynamic platform for emerging leaders to exchange ideas, develop innovative solutions, and contribute to discussions on issues of national and global importance.
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Policy priorities for sustainability takes place on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 10:00.
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Policy priorities for sustainability is held at Royal Irish Academy in Dublin (19 Dawson St, Dublin, D2).
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