David Clubb and Emma Pinchbeck ask whether Wales’ renewable energy targets are deliverable, and what they mean for Wales
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How farmers can save the world: part one
In the first in a series of three blogs, Richard Edwards considers some options for future land-management in Wales
The time is now. Tick tock, it’s ticking away
Shea Buckland Jones introduces two new reports from the Re-energising Wales project
Climate change is the single biggest challenge facing humanity
Llyr Gruffydd argues Wales must play its full part to stop climate change
Why Wales needs to be bold on air pollution
Ahead of Clean Air Day 2018, Joseph Carter calls on the Welsh Government to do much more to clean up the air we all breathe
Our air is killing us
180 years ago, the hydrogen fuel cell was invented in Wales. Simon Thomas AM argues we can use it to power our future.
Wales needs trees – so why aren’t we planting any?
Martin Bishop calls for a renewed tree-planting push in Wales.
Arloesi i ddatrys anghenion ynni lleol. Innovative solutions to meet local energy needs
Prysor Williams yn archwilio rhai o’r heriau cysylltiedig â chyflawni anghenion ynni lleol gan ddŵr, cyn digwyddiad ynni ar y cyd rhwng yr IWA a Phrifysgol Bangor yn Eisteddfod eleni.
Dr Prysor Williams explores some of the challenges associated with meeting our local energy needs through water, ahead of a joint IWA and Bangor University energy event at the forthcoming Eisteddfod.
Wales is slipping behind on climate change action – can this government close the ‘ambition gap’?
Action must now overtake rhetoric on climate change, says Jessica McQuade.
A time for delivery on climate change
Jessica McQuade explains how Wales can play its part in tackling global climate change at COP21.