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Make Wales a world-leading sustainable nation30 January 2013
A new sustainable development law planned for Wales could improve our quality of life and guard the planet for future generations - with your help.
The Welsh Government is going to introduce a law which could lead the world in sustainable development and make unnecessary environmental damage a thing of the past.
With the right law, future proposals for damaging opencast coal sites, massive waste incinerators and motorways through protected habitats could be challenged.
But the new law needs to place a duty to act sustainably on the Government and other public bodies, such as councils and health authorities. An independent commissioner must be appointed to hold them to account.
Now you can help us ask for a strong bill by responding to the Government's consultation.
Email the Environment Minister for a strong sustainable development law

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