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A GAME of Thrones star has added his voice to a group of charities urging Wales to lead the way in protecting forests. Iwan Rheon, who played the villainous Ramsay Bolton in the hit show, has joined WWF Cymru, Size of Wales and RSPB Cymru, in calling for Wales to become the first 'deforestation free nation'. In the run up to the Senedd elections, the group is calling on all parties to commit to policies that will remove imported deforestation from Welsh supply chains. An estimated 18 million hectares of forest is lost globally every year, an area of forest the size of a rugby pitch i...
BBC News By Steffan Messenger media captionA charity says a forest the size of a rugby pitch is being lost every two seconds Food linked to the felling of rainforests must be banned in Welsh school dinners in a bid to help tackle climate change, campaigners have said. Charities say the Welsh Government must curb the use of some goods in a bid to make Wales the "world's first deforestation-free nation". The Welsh Government said tackling deforestation was "vital". A report, complied by WWF Cymru, RSPB Cymru and Size of Wales, calls for action to limit the amount of goods being imported into Wa...