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
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
Reblogging from our campaign partner, Climate.Cymru, we catch up with Gareth Ellis, the founder, Director and Project Manger for The Green Valleys CIC. This community interest company is a multi award winning social enterprise, inspiring and supporting community led action on climate change. Reading the IPCC report brought mixed feelings. From shock and fear to hope
Fe fydd cyfarfod cyhoeddus gan y Gynghrair Datblygu Cynaliadwy yn cael ei gynnal yn yr Eisteddfod i drafod y bil newydd ar ddatblygu cynaliadwy (a ail-enwyd yn 'Bil Cenhedlaethau'r Dyfodol' gan Lywodraeth Cymru). Yn dilyn cyhoeddu ein llyfryn newydd 'Llunio ein Dyfodol' fe fydd hyn yn gyfle i fudiadau ac unigolion sydd a diddordeb mewn
Leading figures, including business leader Sir Stuart Rose and environmental champion Jonathon Porritt, have thrown their weight behind a campaign for Wales to be a world pioneer on sustainable development. Today (16 July 2013) an alliance of over 20 organisations publishes its alternative proposal for the Welsh Government’s flagship Sustainable Development Bill. The group says
The Welsh Government consulted on their plans for a Sustainable Development Bill and Stop Climate Chaos Cymru has been working with an Alliance of third sector organisations to respond and make sure that it's a strong Bill. Our response to the White Paper consultation can be found here: SCCC SD White Paper response March2013
Following the Environment and Sustainable Development Minister John Griffiths' recent trip to the COP18 conference in Doha, and in line with the Welsh Government’s launch of a public consultation on proposals for the Sustainable Development Bill this week, Stop Climate Chaos Cymru released a letter to the Western Mail reiterating our call for a strong
The Welsh Assembly Government recently published a consultation[1] on proposals for a Sustainable Development Bill, legislation which aims to place sustainable development at the heart of all Welsh Government and public sector decision-making. We support such innovative proposals, and believe that it could offer a pioneering opportunity to create a sustainable Wales in the long-term,
This June, 20 years on from the Earth Summit in Rio de Janiero, Brazil in 1992, government representatives from around the world are meeting at a ‘Rio+20’ summit to discuss sustainable development. Stop Climate Chaos Cymru is gearing up for The Rio Connection, a week of action across the UK, in the run up
