How green was my valley? Climate advisers praise Wales' 'good progress' on emissions reduction

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Committee on Climate Change hails impressive progress on energy efficiency and recycling, but warns emissions targets remain 'very challenging'

Wales is making "good progress" towards its goal of delivering three per cent year-on-year greenhouse gas emission reductions, according to a new report from the UK's independent Committee on Climate Change...

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