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In 'Historic Moment' for Climate Action, Wales Pledges to Leave Its Remaining Coal in the Ground

In 'Great Day for People Power,' Welsh Town Council Rejects Open-Pit Coal Mine

Sarah Lazare, staff writer

"It’s absolutely brilliant. They didn’t bend and didn’t crack in in the face of financial pressure from that company," said Terry Evans, chair of United Valleys Action Group, of the town council's decision to reject the mine. (Photo: United Valleys Action Group Facebook page)

Following a sustained community campaign, town representatives voted no to a new open-pit coal mine, defying company's threats to sue

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'Historic' Vote As Wales Joins Scotland in Saying No to Fracking

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

'This is a clear statement that we want a frack-free Wales,' says Welsh...

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Wales Pledges to Keep Fossil Fuels in the Ground

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