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“Together, we can build a sustainable future for Wales, where our rivers continue to nourish and inspire us all.”

The Economy Secretary Jeremy Miles officially launched the publicly-owned renewable energy developer for Wales, Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru today.

New pictures have shown how Welsh Government funding is being used by an indigenous Peruvian Amazon nation to support their goal of transitioning to 100 per cent renewable energy.

Hundreds of thousands of pupils in Wales are taking action on climate change as the Eco-Schools education programme celebrates 30 years. 

Wales has been named as second in the world for recycling nation in a new study published today.

Climate Change and Rural Affairs Secretary Huw Irranca-Davies has been ‘out in the field’ learning about a world-leading Welsh Government programme responsible for evidence which support policies relating to sustainable food production, mitigating climate change and halt the decline in biodiversity.

The Welsh Government has launched a new leaseholder legal advisory scheme to help support leaseholders in medium and high-rise buildings affected by fire safety issues in Wales.

There are now more than 100 National Forest sites in Wales.

Residents and businesses in mid-Wales have helped to create a world-first initiative to by taking part in the trial of a digital deposit return scheme (DDRS).

New legislation has today (Tuesday, April 16) been passed in the Senedd that will modernise and simplify the process behind developing significant infrastructure projects in Wales.

From today (Saturday, April 6), it will become law for all businesses, charities, and public sector organisations to sort their waste for recycling.