QNR – in the Senedd on 14 December 2016.
Over the past two years, we have invested £1.6 million in flood risk management in Arfon. This includes work at Bontnewydd and the recently completed Talybont scheme, which reduces risk to the village and A55. It is for the local authority or NRW to bring forward future schemes.
The Welsh Government is working to support the agricultural industry to become more profitable, sustainable, resilient, and professionally managed. Farmers in South Wales Central benefit from the same support as is on offer to all other farmers in Wales, including measures through the rural development programme.
The living planet report shows the devastating impacts humans are having on wildlife and the natural world. It also shows how we can solve these problems. Our groundbreaking environment and well-being of future generations Acts are exemplars in implementing the international commitments to sustainable development and biodiversity.
I set out the Welsh Government’s priorities on energy in my statement of 6 December. I described the co-ordinated and coherent approach to energy, which will deliver a prosperous and secure low-carbon Wales.