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- A40 dual carriageway safety claim challenged
- Accident and terrorism hazards of Milford Haven LNG terminals too great minister told
- AM's wind farm claims slammed
- Anglesey gas plant would be a waste of gas and LNG terminal may be dangerous say environmental campaigners
- Assembly still on course for a GM Free Wales
- Assembly transport strategy - About as bad as it can get
- Atkins report: "New tidal technology is ready to make a sizeable contribution in UK emissions"
- Blackwood Bypass Evictions - Economic Growth Dogma Smashes Environment
- Cardiff fuel protest: Climate change is the real energy crisis
- Carwyn Jones must stick to his guns on GM
- Changing the climate at the Assembly
- Drivers to spend extra working week a year in car
- Environment Groups Unite Against Levels M-Way
- Friends of the Earth Cymru welcome windfarm go-ahead
- Government moves to prevent Welsh and Scottish GM crop veto
- Minister Howell's Outrage Misplaced
- 'Motorway of the sea' welcomed
- MPs' GM report strengthens Carwyn's arm says FOE Cymru
- Plaid come top and tories shamed in euro votes survey
- Renewables = 17,000 - 35,000 UK Jobs, Wales = Good natural energy resources + Objective One Funding
- Rocketing costs threaten A40 dualling
- Scarecrows across Wales demand GM free fields
- Severn Barrage - No match for electricity generating tidal lagoons
- Study reveals ExxonMobile’s contribution to global warming – unique report paves the way for legal action
- Sustaining Spin: Welsh Assembly Government failing on sustainable development
- Tidal lagoon power could give Welsh economy a competitive edge by 2020
- Unelected EU Commission approves GM sweet corn
- Use new transport powers wisely
- Wales must lead way on energy efficiency
- Wales TUC should support renewables not nukes
- Weak Assembly energy policy doomed to fail
- Welsh are worried about climate change but most dont know what causes it
- Welsh conservatives urged to follow their leader on wind energy
- Welsh GM decision still in balance
- Welsh victory as Bayer scraps GM maize plans
Use new transport powers wisely
Friends of the Earth Cymru has welcomed the announcement in today's Queen's Speech that more transport related powers will be delegated to the Welsh Assembly.
Friends of the Earth Cymru's Assembly Campaigner, Gordon James, said:
"We welcome both the delegation of more powers on transport to the Welsh Assembly and the emphasis on improving road safety outlined in today's Queens Speech.
We urge the Assembly to use these extra powers to significantly improve public transport in Wales in order to bring about the social, environmental and economic benefits that are in keeping with the Assembly's sustainable development remit. It is important to remember that a third of people in Wales do not own a car.
Proposals to support a subsidised and unnecessary north-south Wales air link and a costly and environmentally damaging Gwent Levels motorway would be strongly opposed."



