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A wide range of blog articles published by Sustainable Wales.
Why would a million people sign a petition against TTIP ? - here are some of the issues...
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is a comprehensive free trade and investment treaty currently being negotiated – in secret – between the European Union and the USA. - War on WantRead More
It was 1990 and I had never previously been to Ty Newydd or Llanystumdwy. First, I drove, then walked around the village, passing the now familiar white gates several times but believing the entrance private. Yet I needed to find the house. I was a co-tutor on the first ever Ty Newydd writing course, along with Gillian Clarke.
Read MorePublished in The Guardian on 28th May 2015, The Rhinoceros by Robert Minhinnick
UK poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy curates a series of 20 original poems by various authors on the theme of climate change.
Read MoreWriters used to love libraries. Maybe they still do. I learned to love the old Carnegie-bequeathed Bridgend library, opened in 1907 in Wyndham Street. In 2013 I published a letter supporting the campaign to turn it into an arts centre.
Read More“The miracle is this, the more we share, the more we have.” - Leonard Nimoy
This quote really connects with me.
I’ve long believed that sharing leads to abundance.
I believe the more you share the more you free yourself up.
Read MoreIt’s so easy to get frustrated with life and the society we live in.
Whether it’s our crazy fixation with consuming material goods to try and make us happy.
Or perhaps it’s the manner in which we waste resources and pollute the planet with such far-reaching effects.
Or perhaps it’s the way we let down so many of our wonderful people in so many ways.
Read MoreMargaret and Robert Minhinnick regret the passing of Ecologist Steve Moon and acknowledge his importance in the growth of the Welsh green movement.
Steve Moon, who died March 2015, played an important role in the development of Porthcawl Friends of the Earth. This group grew into Friends of the Earth Cymru. Subsequently, Margaret and Robert Minhinnick formed Sustainable Wales.
Read MoreBefore I can truly put myself into anything I need to believe in it. I need to understand and agree with the why. Why we are doing what we are doing.
Sustainable Wales exists as a charity because we firmly believe that everyone, irrespective of his or her background, or position in society, has a key part to play in making environmental and social sustainability our normal behaviour.
Read MoreWelcome to our new website which we have developed internally over the last few months.
The site is designed for ease of navigation and focuses on why we exist, who we are, what we do and how you can get involved.
Read MoreOur mission is to seek solutions for the unsustainable way we live. This involves cultural change and has implications for future generations.
Sustainable Wales’s aim is to help revitalise the local economy. We promote social and environmental progress and are enterprising, creative and internationally aware.
We are committed to society, artistic creativity and the natural world. We work with communities, voluntary groups and government.
We believe in this way we can foster an exciting future that doesn’t cost us the earth.
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