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Saturday, December 27, 2025

Pasio’r Mesur, Dim Y Blaned

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Rydym ni yn Radio Rhyngrwyd Aberteifi wedi penderfynu rhoi cefnogaeth gyhoeddus i gyflwyno’r mesur Hinsawdd ac Ecoleg. Rhaid inni dderbyn ein bod mewn argyfwng hinsawdd...

PASS THE BILL, NOT THE PLANET

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We at Cardigan Internet Radio have decided to publicly support the introduction of the Climate and Ecology bill. We must accept we are in a...

Top five eco-friendly substitutes to everyday items, as advised by experts

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Being environmentally conscious is becoming standard practice in modern homes, and while more and more people are aware of the changes that they can...

Beach clean organised by a Llanelli family as they appeal locals...

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The family of three organised the clean to make the beach safer and raise awareness for environmental pollution Documentary on the beach clean can be...

Arborists are an essential part of our communities and play a...

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Whether they're raising awareness on tree health and safety or handling a tree survey, their efforts sustain the most vital components of our environment....

Nature walk raises funds for Bronglais Chemo Appeal

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Members of Ceredigion Merched y Wawr raised over £400 for the Bronglais Chemo Appeal with a recent nature walk. Led by national president Jill Lewis,...

Taith natur yn codi arian ar gyfer Apêl Cemo Bronglais

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Cododd aelodau Merched y Wawr Ceredigion dros £400 at Apêl Cemo Bronglais gyda thaith gerdded natur ddiweddar. Dan arweiniad y llywydd cenedlaethol Jill Lewis, cerddodd...

Gwreiddiau/Roots project reaps a golden harvest

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An education partnership aimed at helping children explore the natural environment, produce and food networks of Pembrokeshire is enjoying some very colourful shoots of...

Prosiect Gwreiddiau yn medi cynhaeaf euraid

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Mae partneriaeth addysg sydd â’r nod o helpu plant i archwilio amgylchedd naturiol, cynnyrch a rhwydweithiau bwyd Sir Benfro yn mwynhau llwyddiant lliwgar iawn,...

Conservation project finds thousands of animals living alongside its innovative oyster...

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Restored oysters support marine life    Conservation project finds thousands of animals living alongside its innovative oyster nurseries   The Wild Oysters Project is celebrating a win for...

MORRISONS BECOMES FIRST SUPERMARKET TO LAUNCH ITS OWN CARBON NEUTRAL EGGS

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- Planet Friendly Eggs become first carbon neutral food product to be stocked by Morrisons on its drive to be directly supplied by net...

As drought warnings grow, research reveals the UK cities expected face...

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As the UK prepares for a very dry August, with warnings around drought and hosepipe bans, new research by Sanctuary Bathrooms reveals which areas...

Women golfers dream big of winning the AIG Women’s Open –...

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Continuing an exciting summer of women's sport in the UK, the world's best women golfers tee off this week at Muirfield, Scotland, for the AIG...

Upcycled veggies are the new “it” snack

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What if the world ate more vegetables and less junk food, had more fun doing it, and in the process, cut down on massive...

Haywards Heath becomes the first town in Europe to endorse the...

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Haywards Heath Town Council have endorsed the Plant Based Treaty, becoming the first town in Europe to join the initiative to tackle emissions from...

11-year old boy rediscovers missing orchid on MOD land

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The rare Fen Orchid (Liparis loeselii) has been rediscovered by an 11-year-old boy at Laugharne-Pendine Burrows in South Wales. Tristan Moss was out with other...

World’s first Global Hygiene Summit to take place in Singapore in...

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RGHI to organise the world's first Global Hygiene Summit in Singapore February 15th – 16th 2023.The Global Hygiene Summit is being organised in partnership with the...

Here’s how climate change is impacting people and their insurance needs

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As heat waves bring hot temperatures to the United States and Europe, the conversation of climate change is an important one. Heat waves, the...

Green or go: Welsh residents ‘prepared to move away’ if home...

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·       E.ON survey of 20,000 adults across the UK shines stark light on attitudes and priorities to government and business actions on meeting zero carbon...

Six eco-friendly decorating ideas for your home this summer

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With a huge 94% of Brits saying that buying eco-friendly home products is important to them1, it's clear that the nation is looking to...

The most expensive car to run in 2022: the price of...

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he average cost of petrol has risen from £1.26 in 2021 to £1.91 as of July 2022New research reveals the cheapest and most expensive...

Fiberight leads circular economy consortium project

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Fiberight leads consortium project to capture and recycle more plastic packaging for the circular economy Resource recovery expert Fiberight has embarked on leading a three-year...

Calling time out for single use plastic water bottles as French...

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Bluewater, a world leader in innovative water purification, beverage and bottle technologies for homes, businesses and public dispensing, today called on governments worldwide to ban...

Safety campaigner calls for “urgent action” as lithium-ion battery fires surge.

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‘These batteries are deadly ticking time bombs and we are witnessing more and more cases across the UK where they are going off with...

The Big Plastic Count reveals that Swansea residents threw away 12,190...

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12,190 pieces of plastic were thrown away in one week by 190 households in Swansea, according to the UK's largest ever survey of household plastic waste. For one...

Only one in three Welsh residents are concerned about local air...

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Just one in three (34%) Welsh citizens are concerned about local air quality according to new poll – below a national average of 35...

Ramblers Cymru – Protecting our access rights – our paths, our...

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The path network across Wales has been underfunded for years and we have been receiving increasing reports that it is becoming less and less...

Climate Change Committee visit HyNet

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Chief Executive of the Climate Change Committee, Chris Stark, has visited HyNet, the UK’s leading decarbonisation cluster. On the hottest day in the UK...

No food security without nature and climate security

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Farmers urge reform of how Wales produces and supplies its food as paramount to safeguarding farming's futureNFFN calls for a rethink of systemic issues...

The Zero-Emission Truck Market is Primed for Growth, Says IDTechEx

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The vast majority of new trucks sold today are powered by diesel engines, but like other on-road vehicle segments, this is set to change....

Marine Conservation Society’s Great British Beach Clean is back for 2022

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Ar gyfer traethau glân a phlaned iachach: join the Marine Conservation Society’s Great British Beach Clean The Marine Conservation Society’s annual Great British Beach Clean is back, running from...

Hard water areas face energy bill hike – here’s what to...

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Hard water can hike your energy bills – which areas are most at risk?  UK areas with hard water are most likely to be hit...

New report: EVs alone won’t get Wales to net zero

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SMALL CHANGES TO HOW WE TRAVEL ESSENTIAL TO HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT IN WALES, DEMONSTRATES NEW REPORT  ·       Shifting journeys from car to local bus twice a...

Lexus guide to interesting EV charging locations off the motorway

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With the Great British holiday getaway on the horizon, drivers of BEVs (battery electric vehicles) will be considering where to recharge on their journey. ...

The dangers of electric vehicles for those with impaired hearing

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Following the news that speed limits in built-up areas look set to be reduced from 30mph to 20mph in Wales from next year - a UK...

Butterfly Scientists Call on Public for Help

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Butterfly scientists call on public for help. Butterfly Conservation launches this year's Big Butterfly Count with a warning that time is running out to help...

Hard water can hike your energy bills – which areas are...

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UK areas with hard water are most likely to be hit with higher energy bills  Bedfordshire, Hampshire, Kent, and Surrey are all reported to be...

Seafish launches 2022 UK Fishing Fleet Survey

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-ULn0QfadQ Seafish calls on the UK's fishing vessel owners and skippers to take part in their annual survey of the UK fishing fleet which will...

THE CROWN ESTATE IDENTIFIES GWYNT GLAS AREA OF SEARCH WITHIN ITS...

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Gwynt Glas, a DP Energy and EDF Renewables UK joint venture, welcomes the announcement from The Crown Estate identifying five Areas of Search in the...

Study Finds A Distributed, Microwave-Based Method to Recycle Batteries 

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Researchers propose an efficient new distributed recycling system that uses microwave heating for recycling old alkaline batteries. With the global increase in production and consumption,...

World Chocolate Day: How to recycle your chocolate packaging 

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Millions around the world enjoy their favourite chocolate bar without a second thought of the amount of waste to which they're contributing – it's...

Give rural areas more time to transition to low carbon heating,...

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Ministers must not penalise countryside dwellers who live off the gas grid – one in seven households nationwide - by making them guinea pigs...

New plan calls for urban wetlands to help ‘level up’ inequalities...

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Creating wildlife-rich wetlands like ponds, streams, wetland parks and rain gardens in deprived urban communities could help level up inequalities in wellbeing across the...

RGHI reveals crucial correlation between drought and diarrhoea among children under...

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The first piece of research funded by the Reckitt Global Hygiene Institute reveals crucial correlation between drought and diarrhoea among children under 5 (30 JUNE,...

Glastonbury Festival Lacks a Conscience Where it Comes to EVs! 

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Glastonbury Festival announced on its website that electric vehicles that ran out of charge on-site would be charged £80 for an hour's slow charging should...

£2m for communities to engage with climate change announced today

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New climate change initiative announced in Wales A new initiative to help address climate change is announced in Wales as a £2.2 million grant is awarded...

Significant drop in Atlantic salmon returning to English river confirms 2021...

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The number of wild adult Atlantic salmon returning to the River Frome in southern England in 2021 was down almost 20% on its 10-year...

The community of Llandyssil come together for the opening of their...

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The meadows will be opened this Saturday 25th July at 10am by nature observer, television presenter and local IoIo Williams. Community Councillor, Cllr Gwyneth Jones and Kathy...

Did you know unchecked sewage pollution is destroying our rivers?

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As we reach the summer months, people all across the country will be heading off to our waterways. The promise of cool waters beckoning...

Wildflower meadows and sustainable grasslands start to blossom as Aberglasney’s rewilding...

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Aberglasney has been working on an exciting rewilding project that has seen the Gardens move away from conventional amenity lawns in favour of sustainable...
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