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• Giant Welsh incinerator proposal is key test of new planning law

• New research shows potential for thousands of green jobs in the Heads of the Valleys

• ‘Warmest year on record’ call for action

• 300 new green jobs for Wales

• Planning commission decision on Merthyr incinerator slammed

• Welsh political parties should heed climate warning

• New Uskmouth power station ‘yesterday’s technology’

• Effective recycling doesn’t need multiple waste bins, says Friends of the Earth Cymru

• Pembroke power station efficiency claim disputed

• Europe acts over Pembroke power station

• Response to Japanese nuclear emergency

• New assembly powers could give people and the environment the right to a healthy future

• Last chance to register opposition to massive rubbish incinerator in Wales

• ‘No new nuclear power in Wales’ call to Ieuan and Carwyn on Chernobyl anniversary

• First chance for Merthyr residents to be heard by commissioners over massive incinerator

• Campaigners urge AMs to hit severe fuel poverty for 6

• Pembroke power station unlawful

• Welsh Government halts new Pembroke power station

• Wales at risk from nuclear power station in Somerset

• New charge could cut carrier bag use by 90 per cent

• Nuclear power consultation ignored Welsh language

• Scrapping of Merthyr incinerator a victory for people and for common sense

• Damaging Pembrokeshire power station set to go ahead

• Massive failure on green energy in Wales

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