Make micro renewables and improved energy efficiency the corner stone of energy policy in Wales and abandon plans for any new nuclear power stations in Wales.

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Wales Green Party today call on Plaid Cymru to come clean on their true policies and stop hiding behind 'green wash' with the launch of their local election manifesto.

Wales Green Party Principle Speaker Leila Kiersch today condemned the proposed Post Office closures.

Wales Green Party Principle Speaker Leila Kiersch has responded with disappointment to Alistair Darling's first Budget, pointing especially to climb downs on the planned 2p increase in fuel duty and the missed opportunity of a windfall tax on energy company profits to tackle fuel poverty.

John Matthews, Wales Green Party Deputy Leader, has called on the Labour/Plaid WAG Government to pay the 2p fuel duty rebate to bus companies in Wales before the increase in bus fares starts to turn people away from buses and increases the sense of deprivation for the less well off in society - particularly those living in the rural parts of Wales.

Wales Green Party Principal Speaker Leila Kiersch welcomes Jane Davidson's ambition to develop renewables in Wales but has questioned the ability (given the poor record to date) of the Labour/Plaid government to deliver the change over to a low carbon economy that is needed to combat climate change and reduce Wales' dependency on oil.

Wales Green Party Principal Speaker Leila Kiersch has welcomed today's report from a coalition of environmental groups highlighting the dangers of palm oil production for the global monoculture biofuel industry.

John Matthews, Wales Green Party Deputy Leader, has condemned New Labour's "love affair with nuclear" as "a dangerous, irresponsible and costly distraction from the real challenge of tackling climate change", on the eve of a Government decision which will spark a new generation of nuclear facilities in the UK.