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Tag Archives: Welsh Government

Energy debates in Wales

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Policy_Team

Welsh Labour’s First Minister, Carwyn Jones, is set to ask the UK government to devolve powers to Welsh government when it comes to decisions over clean energy projects in Wales. After a series of public campaigns against the National Grid … Continue reading →

Posted in Renewable Energy, Welsh Assembly | Tagged Renewable Energy, Welsh Government, Welsh Labour, Wind farms | Leave a comment

BES at the National Assembly for Wales

Posted on May 27, 2011 by Policy_Team

The British Ecological Society’s Policy Team attended a meeting at the building of the National Assembly for Wales on Tuesday, for a day of presentations from academics working in applied research across the country. The event, ‘Science at the Assembly, … Continue reading →

Posted in Event, Science Communication, Science Policy, Wales | Tagged Royal Society of Chemistry, Science and the Assembly, Welsh Government | Leave a comment

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