Researchers warn of ‘urgent’ need to understand impact of windfarms on precious peatlands
There is an urgent need to assess the potential impact of windfarms being installed on precious and vulnerable peatlands, according to a new study.
READ MOREThere is an urgent need to assess the potential impact of windfarms being installed on precious and vulnerable peatlands, according to a new study.
READ MOREHere is a description of what is involved in building a wind farm. The 7 turbines involved in this Irish project are not as big as the 13 proposed for Mynydd Maen.
READ MOREConcerns about an increasingly important element of Wales’ planning system are growing, with some local authority officials saying their departments are being put under pressure.
READ MOREThat figure could increase to £150 in 2026, Carbon Tracker has estimated.
READ MOREAn energy group involved in the development of a network of wind farms across Wales has come under fire for allegedly publishing misleading claims about the project.
READ MORELand-based wind turbines kill as many as 880,000 bats a year, wiping out so many threatened bats that at least one species could soon become endangered without preventative action, according to a recent study.
READ MOREAn archaeologist has raised concerns over the impact of a potential new wind farm in Caerphilly County Borough – with fears that important historical features could be affected. The Twyn Hywel Energy Park could see 14 turbines built on land between Senghenydd, Nelson and Cilfynydd. However, Professor George Nash, a specialist in rock art from […]
READ MOREPeople have been speaking of their concerns about a wind farm with 200m high turbines in the South Wales Valleys. Bute Energy is proposing an energy park called Twyn Hywel made up of 14, 200m high (to blade tip) turbines on the border between Caerphilly and Rhondda Cynon Taf.
READ MORENearby residents reported hearing loud noises from the site before the turbine was blown over on Monday morning.
READ MORECenturies of farming, building and industry have made the UK one of the most nature-depleted countries in Europe.
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