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Welsh public sector emissions were around 3.54 MtCO2e in 2024, and almost three quarters of that sits in supply chains — which means it sits with suppliers.
Fragmented reporting, unverifiable claims, and isolated efforts — three systemic problems with corporate sustainability, and a simpler approach to genuine climate action.
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Welsh public sector emissions were around 3.54 MtCO2e in 2024, and almost three quarters of that sits in supply chains — which means it sits with suppliers.
Welsh emissions totalled 30.13 MtCO2e in 2024. Industry, not transport, is the largest source — which makes Wales a genuinely different decarbonisation problem from the UK average.
If water resource zones serving most of Wales could face deficits by 2050, the useful question for an organisation is which measures genuinely move consumption.
A wet country can still run short of water. NRW projects that zones covering 70% of the Welsh population could be in deficit by 2050 without leakage control and efficiency measures.
Around 275,000 properties in Wales are at risk of flooding today. The projections to 2120 are higher still — but the three risk categories must never be added together.
A living summary of what the Welsh evidence actually shows on flooding, coasts, water, emissions, renewables, nature and waste — with the uncertainty stated rather than hidden.
UK territorial greenhouse gas emissions are down more than half on 1990 levels. Almost none of that came from transport, which is now the largest emitting sector.
The Environment Agency's national assessment puts 6.3 million English properties in areas at risk of flooding today, and projects around 8 million — roughly one in four — by 2050.
Provisional Met Office figures make 2025 the UK's warmest and sunniest year since records began in 1884. Here is what that does and does not tell us.
A straightforward breakdown of the three emission scopes every organisation needs to measure — with real-world examples and average figures for UK SMEs.
How credibility scores, achievement badges, and daily streaks turn one-off pledges into sustained climate commitments — the psychology behind gamified sustainability.
Learn the difference between genuine climate commitments and empty sustainability statements — and why verified proof matters more than promises.