In this podcast, senior fellow Ruth Chambers and Joe Wilkins, policy and advocacy manager at The Wildlife Trusts Wales, discuss the future of Welsh environmental governance and why coalition politics means nature needs to be a cross-party issue.
In this briefing, we examine what’s holding up the adoption of electric HGVs, from grid constraints to weight restrictions, and recommend how to drive progress.
In this new analysis we show why the government should support growth in the plant-based meat sector, highlighting benefits for food security, public health, economic development and farming.
The carbon budget and growth delivery plan is due by the end of October. In this briefing, we set out our five tests to judge whether it will deliver the needed carbon reductions and as many co-benefits for the economy and society as possible.
The state of nature in Welsh politicsIt’s time to shift gears on clean HGVsA recipe for resilienceFive tests for the Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan
Corplex joined Green Alliance’s Circular Economy Task Force in 2021 because it is giving voice to the most effective ways to make the circular economy a reality, through its research, membership and connection to policy makers.
Lucas van der Schalk, CEO, Corplex
Green Alliance has deservedly become a powerful voice in debates about sustainability.
Lord Giddens, emeritus professor, London School of Economics
Working at Green Alliance has given me the chance to pursue a career in environmental policy and advocacy. It’s been a great opportunity to influence dialogue, facilitate collaboration between parliamentarians and key stakeholders, and to experience a supportive and inclusive organisational culture.
Aradhna Tandon, policy assistant on Green Alliance’s graduate scheme 2020-21
Green Alliance’s ability to bring together powerful coalitions and deliver greater political influence has been crucial in getting more action on nature, emphasising its role in economic recovery and securing stronger protections in law.
