The #SustainableWays survey has now closed.
We are in the process of looking at the responses we received. We will report back on the results in the Autumn.
The #SustainableWays survey has now closed.
We are in the process of looking at the responses we received. We will report back on the results in the Autumn.
The long-awaited return to face to face Welsh Youth Parliament meetings happened on Saturday, 2 July 2022 for the first time since the Panedmic!
The seriousness of the situation as regards Climate Change has been a focus for this Committee; they are keen to track the Government's targets for zero carbon emissions and tree planting to determine if they are being pursued, and to chat with the Environment Minister, Government officials and companies about their vital role. What about Climate Change refugees? Peat bags? Free public transport for young people? The ideas were flowing and the Committee had a strong sense of need for action.
The WYP Climate and Environment Committee met on the afternoon of the 26th of November to listen to and query Climate Change experts on the best way that the Committee could progress their work. Guests included:
1) Wales Environment Link
2) Jane Davidson, Wales Net Zero 2035 and
3) Dr. Anna Pigott (Human Geographer at Swansea University)
The information and inspiration was vast and the experts were encouraging and visionary in their approach which we would like to thank them very much for.
Following a follow-up meeting and having had time to process all the information shared - we voted for our topic to choose to take forward. The choices were:
1) Biodiversity
2) Public Transport
3) Educational environmental schemes
The vote was in favour on focusing on public transport with Education Environmental schemes as a sub theme. Keep an eye out for our consultation coming out around mid-February of this year.