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Living in Limbo (opens the original)
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Nothing much is happening here at the moment. And that, strangely, is what feels unsettling.By “here”, I mean Ceredigion.Elsewhere in Wales, particularly in Powys, there is plenty happening. Major energy proposals are moving through the planning system, consultations are under way, and PEDW is extremely busy.Here, by contrast, there is an odd sense of suspension. That is not to say that nothing is happening in Ceredigion. Lluest y Gwynt, on Pumlumon, has already been through statutory consultati
PEAT NEEDS PR (opens the original)
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What does Wales’s most valuable climate asset look like?<img alt="Conservation Work | Eryri National Park" class="sizing-normal" height="874" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!i6y6!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F
Ceredigion’s mining legacy (opens the original)
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Ceredigion’s mining history is written into the landscape. Old workings, leats, spoil tips, shafts, cottages, tracks and river valleys are part of the story of this place. For many of us, they have long been seen mainly as heritage: part of the history of communities, labour, engineering and landscape.But the evidence now before the Welsh Affairs Committee shows that historic metal mine pollution is not only a matter of the past. It is a live issue for water, soils, sediments, floodplains, priva
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