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- Europe’s “worst lobbying company” has strong Welsh links
- Wales must continue to take lead role as UN climate talks offer fragile lifeline
- Sea level rise risk to Wales
- Welsh minister urged to back strong action at Cancun summit
- Rail electrification needed now to counter climate change
- Scrapping of emergency tug funding slammed
- Spending review falls short on green promises
- Green concerns for Wales raised ahead of spending review
- Nuclear not an alternative to tidal
- Welsh climate change strategy a welcome first step but tougher targets needed
- Environment Agency 'bad view' on Pembroke power station
- Councillor criticised for backing second-best for Pembrokeshire
- More recycling means more jobs for Wales
- World expert talks about health impact of proposed incinerator in Merthyr
- Waste reduction must be the first step
- Complaint to Europe on Pembroke power station
- Welsh climate scientist and Assembly Environment Minister in Conwy public meeting
- New nuclear power station on Anglesey an undemocratic, dangerous distraction
- Assembly Government's energy plan shows vision and ambition
- 'Waste less, recycle more and don't burn' - verdict on Waste Measure
- 'Hydrogen highway' welcomed by green group
- Wind energy jobs in Wales welcomed
- Nearly three quarters of people in Wales call for more ambitious green electricity scheme
- Welcome for offshore wind expansion
Wind energy jobs in Wales welcomed
Ymddiheuriadau. Dim ond yn Saesneg mae rhai o ddatganiadau i'r wasg Cyfeillion y Ddaear Cymru ar hyn o bryd. Gellir cynnal cyfweliadau gyda'r wasg yn y Gymraeg neu'r Saesneg.
28 Ionawr 2010
Commenting on a Welsh engineering firm's plans to create 240 jobs making towers for wind turbines, the Director of Friends of the Earth Cymru, Gordon James, said:
"The creation of 240 jobs in manufacturing towers for wind turbines at Chepstow is excellent news for the environment and the economy of Wales. It will be a significant boost to the Welsh Assembly Government's aim of creating thousands of green jobs in Wales and is particularly welcome following recent news of the loss of hundreds of jobs in manufacturing in Wales.
"The UK has the best wind energy potential in the whole of Europe. We must ensure that it reaps the full economic and environmental benefits of its development.
"This means building up the UK renewable energy manufacturing industry, making sure we have a skilled workforce, and ensuring improvements to our infrastructure, such as ports, to supply and service our future network of offshore wind farms."
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