Sustainable transport – rural, urban and everywhere in between

17th December 2020 Changing the transport system can help tackle climate change and reduce air pollution. Adrian Watson and Suzanne Iuppa explore how policy shifts and investment in alternatives can drive a long-term…

Safer streets – guest blog

17th December 2020 In north east London, one local authority is on a mission to make its public spaces safer, healthier and more enjoyable for all. Jane Sherry, Behaviour Change Project Manager for…

Wild encounters with Iolo Williams

16th December 2020 What inspires Iolo Williams? Eight-year-old nature lover Gabriel Goodsell, whose dad Rob manages the CAT woodlands, caught up with the Autumnwatch presenter to find out about his favourite animal encounters…

Climate and nature crisis: Welsh organisations launch 6 Principles for Senedd 2021

14th December 2020 Representatives from 6 Welsh organisations have come together to launch 6 Principles for the Senedd elections in May 2021. These were first revealed during Wales Climate Week. Our aim is…

The Rose Jessica-Maia Bursary

12th December 2020 Content warning: please be advised that this page contains references to suicide We are pleased to announce the creation of the Rose Jessica-Maia Bursary in honour and memory of Rose…

Are we in a new era of climate politics?

11th December 2020 As we approach the end of a challenging year, and on the eve of the fifth anniversary of the Paris Agreement, Sarah Jenkinson asks: is the world dangerously behind schedule…

Kick-starting local climate action

10th December 2020 Local authorities and communities can be a powerful force for change. Paul Allen looks at how a climate emergency declaration can be transformed into an action plan that supports the…

A just transition

9th December 2020 As we move towards a Zero Carbon Britain, how can we ensure that livelihoods are protected and communities thrive? Tanya Hawkes explores lessons from history.

Spending Review – where’s the investment in climate action?

25th November 2020 CAT CEO Peter Tyldesley responds to today’s Spending Review from Chancellor Rishi Sunak. As the UK prepares to host the UN climate talks next year, we need real leadership on…