Environment and Net Zero

Brexit and Wales - Land and Sea: Griffin Carpenter Vlog

Griffin Carpenter, from the New Economics Foundation, gives a brief overview of his report for the Wales Centre for Public Policy which looked at the implications of Brexit on fishing opportunities in Wales.

Topics: Economy Net zero

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