The cooperation agreement between Plaid and Labour raises major accountability and scrutiny issues, Andrew RT Davies argues.
Renewing the Focus: Re-energising Wales Two Years On
Two years on from our landmark project on renewable energy, Re-energising Wales, the IWA calls for renewed ambition on energy
Is the Climate Crisis Forcing us to Rethink the Welsh Tourism Industry?
Dr Jeanette Reis and Louise Dixey call for a rethink of the impact of tourism and its role in carbon reduction.
IWA Analysis: Our View on the Welsh Government & Plaid Cymru Co-operation Agreement
Will Henson and Harry Thompson look at the potential implications of the Welsh Government’s Co-operation Agreement with Plaid Cymru.
Post-COP26: Why Wales should embrace planting trees for timber
Gary Newman makes the case for investing in planting trees for timber to reach carbon reduction targets in Wales.
Why the NHS is Fundamental to Economic and Social Recovery
Following the UK Government Budget and Spending Review, and as scrutiny of the Welsh Government draft budget 2022-23 continues in
The Green Skills Challenge
Danielle Bragg considers why the industrial decarbonisation of South Wales provides the optimal scenario to develop green skills.
Wales Has a Global Responsibility on Deforestation
Shea Buckland-Jones argues Wales’ responsibility in addressing climate change and deforestation extends beyond its borders.
Voices are Still Missing at the Table of Climate Negotiations
We’re still not making the connections that matter on climate change, says Future Generations Commissioner for Wales Sophie Howe from COP 26.
IWA Analysis: The Race to Zero
One week into the COP26 Summit, Will Henson reflects on the Welsh Government’s recent plan to reach Net Zero.
Getting to the Roots of Health Inequality
Dai Davies argues that occupational therapists’s holistic approach to care can play a key part in health equity.
