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Welsh wind farms get go-ahead

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The environment and economy in North Wales are getting a green energy boost from a series of new windfarm projects.

Three green steps forward

In a welcome move towards safer, greener, cheaper electricity, 3 new wind farms have been approved:

Hard work rewarded

The efforts of Friends of the Earth Cymru and other groups are paying off. Local people are celebrating these welcome steps towards more green energy.

Image of campaigners supporting the Tir Mostyn wind farm

Special thanks go to Ursel Lhude and Vale of Clwyd Friends of the Earth (above).

They played a crucial role in the Tir Mostyn windfarm campaign, working with local people and making the case for the farm at the Public Inquiry.

Greener future?

Windfarms - along with other green energy sources like tidal, wave and solar power - can provide all our electricity in Wales and across the rest of the UK.

Friends of the Earth says:

  • At least 20% of UK electricity (30% in Wales) should come from renewable sources by 2010.

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