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- A seasonal flurry of good news for the environment
- Anglesey tidal scheme welcomed by green campaigners
- Approval of major windfarm welcomed
- Assembly makes the right decision for A40
- Cautious welcome for Minister’s waste strategy for Wales
- Climate change and energy bills get royal assent
- Climate threat dwarfs environmental gains in 2008
- Coal must clean up its act
- Welsh Lib Dems urged to back lagoons ahead of the Barrage
- Energy route map moves in right direction
- Welsh political party leaders told to resist rush for coal
- Opencast protests ‘inevitable’
- UK Government failing Welsh households on fuel poverty
- Minister urged to act on "wasteful and damaging" power station proposal
- New figures show Wales is failing on climate challenge
- New motorway would be ‘unnecessary and unaffordable’
- New research shows we must act now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- No need for nuclear
- Opencast mine buffer zone proposal welcomed
- Heads of the Valleys Low Carbon Zone is ‘win-win policy’
- Radical cuts needed to curb climate change
- Royal Welsh Show visitors support vision of Wales as a leader in green energy
- Scrapping of super-highway a welcomed step towards sustainable transport
- Severn Estuary feasibility study to include tidal lagoons
- Tesco backs high-speed power boat race through wildlife haven
- Wales in the dark about biofuels in petrol
- Wider range of options for harnessing Severn tidal power welcomed
- Wind power myths blown away
- Windfarm to produce a tenth of Wales’ electricity should go ahead
- World’s first climate change law is a victory for people power
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