Achieving climate justice in a globally responsible Wales We need to see ambitious action towards achieving climate justice here in Wales and across the world. The climate crisis is a justice crisis; with gendered, racial and geographic dimensions which affect millions of global communities. On 16 May, Stop Climate Chaos Cymru hosted an event at
Displaying green hearts alongside allies from organisations across the climate movement is a way for Catholics to echo both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor. Last year, CAFOD supporters mobilised in huge numbers to bring this message to our government and world leaders ahead of COP26. More than one hundred MPs
Climate Cymru is gathering voices from all over Wales and making sure they are heard by the people in power. It is the leading Wales-based campaign focused on COP26, with 230 partner organisations, and growing, from all sectors of society. It’s an important and worthwhile campaign to represent voices from Wales at COP26 this November
What’s happening? Climate Cymru is going on the Climate Cymru Green Tour between the 18th- 26th September! Two electric vehicles will travel around Wales, showcasing projects and telling inspirational stories from communities on the front line of climate change action in Wales. The Climate Cymru Green Tour will take place during the Great Big Green Week, which
Climate Cymru is the campaigning offshoot of the Stop Climate Chaos Cymru Coalition. The Climate Cymru campaign is centred around meaningful and just action to address the climate emergency, and will gather voices from all areas and demographics of Welsh society. As partners or individuals sign up, they tell Climate Cymru what is important to
Anna Fraine, a CAFOD Campaigners Officer and Trustee for Million Minutes, explains how her faith motivates her climate campaigning: This Lent, I am challenging myself to be silent as a faithful act of campaigning. My time staying silent – with hundreds of others - hopes to create a deafening ‘noise’ as an act of solidarity with young
This autumn, Wales’ Environment Secretary, Lesley Griffiths will be going to Bonn, Germany, to attend the UN climate conference COP 23. It will be 2 years since the world renowned Paris agreement was made at COP21. A lot has happened since then, and we need solidarity now more than ever to make sure that we’re
Following the COP21 Paris climate conference in November last year, Stop Climate Chaos Cymru and the WCIA hosted a debate ‘Good COP? Bad COP?’ in the Temple of Peace, Cardiff on 27 January as a chance to reflect and synthesise the outcome of the Paris Agreement and ask the question - what does this mean
Celebrity chefs and cafes all around Wales have joined with Stop Climate Chaos Cymru to serve up tasty chocolate treats to highlight the need for urgent action on climate change at home and abroad. With the UN climate change talks (COP 21) currently going on in Paris, thoughts are turning to what we can all
Try out these delicious Fairtrade chocolate dessert recipes, kindly provided by the Welsh-Italian Chiappa sisters and Masterchef UK semi-finalist Beth Thomas. Marla’s Chilli Chocolate Pecans http://thechiappas.com/marlas-chilli-chocolate-pecans/ Emi’s husband Oscar is from Asheville, North Carolina. One Christmas she came home to Wales with these delicious treats that were what can only be described
