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RWT's updated statement on Nant Mithil Energy Park

RWT is concerned about the scale and cumulative impact of wind developments and the associated infrastructure proposed in Radnorshire. There are  20 energy parks across Wales, 3 that we know about in Radnorshire and 2 associated large-scale pylon lines. We do not have confidence that our expectations for good design, habitat mitigation and community benefit will be met. We therefore expect to object to the developments as applications are submitted.

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(c) Andy Rouse / 2020VISION

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Pentwyn in 30 years... (c) Jeroen Helmer / Ark Nature

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