The likely loss of 3,000 jobs at Tata Steel Port Talbot shows how a failure to prepare for the necessities of a just and fair transition to net zero will have devastating effects, writes Joe Rossiter.
Net Zero: let rich polluters pay the bill
Sarah Rees, head of Oxfam Cymru, argues the cost of Wales’ transition to Net Zero should not be shouldered by the poorest in society.
Why is Wales missing its tree planting targets?
Caitlin Lewis visits woodland creation projects in South East Wales in a bid to discover what factors are limiting the Welsh Government from reaching its tree-planting targets.
Car dependency: A Driver of Inequalities & Climate Change
Paula Renzel argues that we have to change the way we travel and provide better and cheaper alternatives to using the car as this is essential for the wellbeing of both people and the planet.
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.
Volume Up The Pumps
Nesta’s Andy Regan argues that Wales needs to get behind a key technology for net zero homes.
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
From Full Fibre Broadband to Net Zero
Steve Cooper explains how real fibre broadband can help shape our sustainable future and achieve Net Zero targets.
How Green Is my Tariff?
Why has the price of green tariffs increased in line with the wider market? Andy Regan explains the reasons behind the rise and what Welsh Government can do.