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Welcome to the NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL awards 2022
We are delighted to announce our second National Environmental Awards in association with Western Power Distribution.
Together we will provide a national platform to show case initiatives, individuals, teams, and businesses, schools and community groups throughout Wales that really make a difference to the environment.
We want to celebrate all those that have risen to the challenge of a global problem, finding local solutions that can make a big difference. We want to share your stories and create a permanent record of all those incredible people and business that champion the cause.
There are many categories, from The Environmental Entrepreneur Award to the Outstanding Organisation Award, so please nominate that person or group you know deserves to be recognised.
Hussain Bayoomi
Managing Director of Newsquest Wales
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AWARDS ENTRY ARE NOW OPEN VIA THE LINK BELOW
Environmental Leader Award
This award will go to the person that has made a significant contribution to the tackling of climate change and the environment in Wales.
The winner can be nominated by themselves, the judges, or members of the public. The likely winner will be able to demonstrate leadership on green issues and solutions.
They could come from any part of the green sector – for example they might have been active on the renewable energy front or made technological advances in green transport or sustainable construction; or they could be an educator or motivator who has encouraged consumers, businesses, and the political establishment to make greater efforts to tackle environmental challenges.
The Environmental Community Group Award
This award is open any community group in Wales who are working to create a more sustainable place to live and work.
We want to know what your group is doing to achieve this objective. Whether it has ambitious targets in terms of recycling, reducing energy consumption, sourcing energy from renewable sources or contributing to biodiversity, through to the way you meet, travel and interact.
Tell us all about your efforts, what you have achieved to date and what you want to achieve in the future.
Environmental Leader Award
This award will go to the person that has made a significant contribution to the tackling of climate change and the environment in Wales.
The winner can be nominated by themselves, the judges, or members of the public. The likely winner will be able to demonstrate leadership on green issues and solutions.
They could come from any part of the green sector – for example they might have been active on the renewable energy front or made technological advances in green transport or sustainable construction; or they could be an educator or motivator who has encouraged consumers, businesses, and the political establishment to make greater efforts to tackle environmental challenges.
The Environmental Community Group Award
This award is open any community group in Wales who are working to create a more sustainable place to live and work.
We want to know what your group is doing to achieve this objective. Whether it has ambitious targets in terms of recycling, reducing energy consumption, sourcing energy from renewable sources or contributing to biodiversity, through to the way you meet, travel and interact.
Tell us all about your efforts, what you have achieved to date and what you want to achieve in the future.
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- Llanidloes pensioner fined for role at London Extinction Rebellion climate protests May 13, 2022A POWYS pensioner has been fined more than £400 for her role taking part in climate change protests in London last year.
- Wales coal tips: High-risk locations should be made public, say Plaid May 12, 2022Plaid Cymru has called on the Welsh Government to publish the location of high-risk tips.
- How perennial biomass energy crops can remove CO2 from the atmosphere May 3, 2022Dr Elaine Jensen from Aberystwyth University looks at how perennial biomass energy crops can help remove CO2 from the atmosphere.
- Aberpergwm colliery: Coal Action Network legal challenge against Welsh Government and Coal Authority May 3, 2022Jonathan Williams looks at the legal issues surrounding Aberpergwm colliery, and the likelihood of legal action against the Welsh Government and Coal Authority from the Coal Action Network.
- The campaign to Save Penrhos Coastal Park in Holyhead April 26, 2022Plans by an England-based company to fell 27 acres of trees within an ancient forest in order to build a holiday village are influencing the local elections in one part of Ynys Môn.
- Newport among the most at-risk flood hotspots in UK April 21, 2022The risk of flooding in the south east of Wales is set to rise in coming years.
- Pontsarn: community protest against Welsh Water Merthyr development April 11, 2022Welsh Water want to build a 100 acre water treatment facility on a family farm north of Merthyr Tydfil town and east of Trefechan village.