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climate emergency

Efa encounters Swansea in 2052. This is a still from Galwad, which presents a future left to deal with the consequences of climate inaction.

Climate Inaction: We Need New Stories

As part of our partnership with GALWAD, writer and poet Bethany Handley says the arts can create new stories to challenge climate inaction.

7th November (2nd November)
  • Voices
Residents on a Community-supported agriculture project.

Community-Supported Agriculture in Wales: Caring for the Land and the People

Dr Angelina Sanderson Bellamy and Barbora Adlerova explain how community-supported agriculture can contribute to resilient communities in Wales.

1st November (1st November)
  • People and Places
Water

Action is Needed on Water Quality

Samuel Kurtz MS and Janet Finch-Saunders MS assess Welsh Government’s policy on water quality and propose solutions to move forward.

30th September (30th September)
  • Voices

10 Years of One Planet Developments

Jane Davidson reflects on the first 10 years of One Planet Developments in Wales.

23rd September (23rd September)
  • People and Places

Living with a One Planet Ecological Footprint

Erica Vernon examines the challenges and opportunities of living with a lower ecological footprint.

22nd September
  • People and Places

One Planet Smallholdings: A New Path to Rural Sustainability

Erica Vernon assesses the impact of One Planet Smallholdings and their potential for fostering sustainable ways of living in Wales.

20th September
  • People and Places
Rhys ab Owen visits campaigners hoping to draw on the Well-being of Future Generations Act in Haily Park.

How can the Well-being of Future Generations Act become truly radical?

As the Welsh Government is recruiting the next Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, Rhys ab Owen MS argues the new Commissioner will need stronger enforcement powers.

28th July (28th July)
  • Politics and Policy
A picture of a protest against climate change. Collective action can be a powerful tool against eco-anxiety, according to Rebecca Solnit.

​​Alive at the End of The World

Grace Quantock explores the rise of eco-anxiety and suggests ways we can mitigate it amid growing evidence of the impact of climate change.

4th July (4th July)
  • Voices
The photograph shows a meadow, which can be a key site for the preservation of biodiversity. Protecting and enabling nature to thrive and restore itself is one of the key ideas embedded in the concept of 'Nature Positive'.

Can Wales become Nature Positive by 2030?

Meriel Harrison argues that Wales must set ambitious Nature Positive targets to reverse the curve of biodiversity loss

27th June (4th July)
  • Politics and Policy
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