Pembrokeshire County Council are thinking of turning their backs on their commitment to tackling climate change. They’re planning to review and possibly drop their Declaration of a Climate Emergency made in 2019, despite the worsening climate crisis. And they will consider dumping their plan to deliver Net Zero Carbon emissions in Council operations by 2030.
LET'S TELL PEMBS COUNTY COUNCIL NOT TO DUMP THE CLIMATE
Please sign the online petition here
or download the paper version and get others to sign then email them to info@foepembrokeshire.org.uk
Crossing Red Lines is exhibition of work by Lawrence Mathias focused on themes of present day conflict and disruption.
The exhibition opens on Sunday 14th September at Haverhub Haverfordwest and runs until 3rd November.
Opening night is on Sunday 14th September 6-8.30pm
We are organising a visit to the Pen y Cymoedd windfarm near Port Talbot on Friday 26th September.
This is the largest onshore wind farm in England and Wales. As well as hosting 76 turbines, the site has a habitat management programme and one of the largest peatland restoration programmes in Southern Britain. If interested, please phone Gordon James on 01437563670 or 07928888306 or email gordon.james@phonecoop.coop.
Numbers are restricted on a first come first serve basis.
Do you have any photographs or videos of the Sea Empress oil spill in 1996? If so, a TV company which is making a documentary about the 30th anniversary of the tragedy would be interested in viewing them. If you have any, please contact Gordon James on gordon.james@phonecoop.coop or 07928888306
Most are aware of the growing concern about the potential success of Reform UK at the next Senedd election in 2026. Reform continue to dishonestly claim that climate change is not happening. They argue that they are on the side of the poor and that policies such net zero are causing price rises and destroying British jobs.
It is vital that we continue to speak out against this green bashing agenda.
