
Sinclair Group Drives Ahead with Carbon Literacy
The Sinclair Group, Wales’ largest motor retail group, is on the road to an even greener future after company directors took part in a carbon literacy training session.

The Sinclair Group, Wales’ largest motor retail group, is on the road to an even greener future after company directors took part in a carbon literacy training session.

On the 1st of November, to coincide with the UN COP26 Climate Negotiations, 765 citizens took part in the BIGGEST EVER climate action training event.

The Something Club is a new online community and monthly events programme designed to help everyone become a climate leader in their own life.

COP26: New community climate action fund – Together for Our Planet – opens today thanks to National Lottery players

15 million trees have been planted in Uganda as part of a Welsh Government initiative to help tackle the climate emergency, with ambitions to plant 25 million trees by 2025.

As extreme weather events driven by climate change become increasingly severe, and their economic impacts increasingly obvious, the UK approaches its leadership and hosting of the COP26 United Nations climate change negotiations in Glasgow beginning on November 1st. 2021 – we bring you some good news from the Carbon Literacy Project!
Wales’ first-ever Climate Assembly concluded this weekend publish its recommendations for a citizen-led response to climate change in South Wales.

People in Blaenau Gwent have been invited to share their views and solutions for tackling the climate crisis in what will be Wales’ first climate assembly to discuss climate change.

This month, we achieved a huge milestone as a Carbon Literacy Training Organisation and surpassed 400 trained individuals in Wales. To celebrate, we’ve put together a timeline detailing our Carbon Literacy journey so far…
Wales Climate Week comes to a close today, it’s even more apparent that Wales is rich with people, organisations and ideas for taking action to reach net zero and create adaptive solutions to the unavoidable consequences of climate change. The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT), Renew Wales and Cynnal Cymru – Sustain Wales supported the week of events to discuss and interrogate the
