The report identifies Welsh policies and practice to reduce Wales' environmental impact on the planet, as well as producing information on how consumers can make positive lifestyle changes to reduce their Ecological Footprints. The report was presented to First Minister Rhodri Morgan who responded at the launch which was held at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay on Thursday 10th March. To download the report and for more information visit:
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Posted on 6th April 2005
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