Resources Here is where you'll find our latest consultation responses, reports, policy positions, and the latest campaign resources for our Local Friends of the Earth groups and climate action groups.
Open letter asking for a Microplastics Action Plan Over 50 organisations, including Friends of the Earth Cymru, have signed a letter to Welsh Government asking them to act on the growing problem of microplastics.
Letter to Welsh Government about Ffos y Fran Read our letter of 30 June 2023 to Julie James, Minister for Climate Change, and to Merthyr Council calling on them to use their powers to stop unlawful mining at Ffos y Fran.
Tackling climate chaos - a guide for town and community councils One Voice Wales and Friends of the Earth Cymru have compiled some ideas of what Community and Town Councils can do in the fight against climate chaos and nature destruction.
Is flooding in Wales getting worse? This briefing examines why so many more homes are threatened by flood water, where they are and what we can do to manage flood risk
Single use plastic products bill - our evidence Read the evidence we gave to the Welsh Government on the draft single use plastics bill
Coldest neighbourhoods in Wales - the data New analysis by Friends of the Earth, has identified 100 of the ‘coldest neighbourhoods’ in Wales - view the data
Changes to statutory guidance on school uniform and appearance policies Read our response to this Welsh Government consultation (November 2022)
Fashioning Wales’s Future - our path to sustainable fashion and textiles How can fashion be more affordable in Wales, without costing the Earth? Read the latest report from the Sustainable Clothing and Textiles Coalition.
Energy crisis hotspots in Wales 500 energy crisis hotspots in Wales, research from Friends of the Earth shows
One network, one timetable, one ticket Read our response to the Welsh Government consultation (June 2022)
Research shows link between income and air pollution Income deprived areas disproportionally had the worst air pollution, while people of colour are 2.5 times more likely to live in an area with high particulate pollution, and 5 times more likely to live in a NO2 polluted neighbourhood (June 2022).
Welsh Government's warm homes consultation Friends of the Earth Cymru respond to the Welsh Government consultation document, 'Proposals for the next iteration of the Warm Homes Programme' (April 2022)
Litter and fly-tipping prevention plan for Wales Friends of the Earth Cymru respond to the Welsh Government consultation (March 2022)
Uskmouth open letter Friends of the Earth Cymru are asking Welsh Government to ‘call in’ and say no to the controversial Uskmouth incinerator plans (February 2021)
Council climate action plans A briefing for Friends of the Earth local groups and Climate Action groups (November 2020)
Coal policy in Wales - Consultation response Our response to the draft coal policy which is part of the Welsh Government’s decisive shift away from the use of fossil fuels in order to tackle the climate emergency (September 2020)
Reducing single use plastics - consultation response The Welsh Government is consulting on banning 9 single use plastic products in Wales. This is our consultation response (June 2020)
Climate Action Plan for Wales Wales is at a critical crossroads in its history and needs to address multiple emergencies – COVID-19 recovery, the climate and ecological emergency and ongoing inequalities in our nation.
A Wales Transport Policy fit for the Climate Emergency This report, published on 22 July 2020, is written by Transport for Quality of Life and endorsed by Friends of the Earth.
Uskmouth Power Station permit change Friends of the Earth Cymru respond to Natural Resource Wales’s consultation on the Uskmouth power station permit change (May 2020)
Beyond Recycling consultation - our response Friends of the Earth Cymru has responded to the Welsh Government's Beyond Recycling consultation (April 2020)
How climate friendly is your area of Wales? We’re in a climate crisis. If we want to avoid complete climate breakdown, we need to radically transform our future. And change can start on our doorstep. Read on to find out how...
