The UK is a voluntary union of nations
“I’m going to set out briefly the ongoing regret the Scottish Government feels over Brexit. I will then explain some of the ways in which the Scottish Government will respond to Brexit. And in...
Category: Environment
Passion, patience and respect
Nicola Sturgeon sets out the next steps for Independence There is no denying the unhappiness at the First Minister’s speech this morning by those who had built up their hopes and anticipated a date...
Believe in Scotland launches Scotland the Brief
Feeling a bit down now that the EU Withdrawal Bill is now an act of the Westminster Parliament, having been signed into law by the queen? Feeling angry and depressed at leaving the EU...
“This is what Fort William should look like?”
Stavanger – Norway’s fourth largest city, its oil capital, and a new bank headquarters with a very positive environmental story. Alastair Campbell’s article (yes, we know!) in the New European – The wooden wonder...
Greenhouse gases reached record high in 2018
According to an article by George Lee of RTÉ the concentration of heat-trapping Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached another record high last year with the World Meteorogical Organisation indication the continuing long-term trend...
Good news for Eyemouth
Eyemouth Harbour Trust has announced it has been chosen as preferred port for the O&M base for Neart na Gaoithe Offshore wind farm, 15km off the Fife coast. Scottish Renewables Chief Executive Claire Mack...
The Green New Deal: how to make it happen
Summary by Richard Murphy of an ambitious plan to tackle climate breakdown at the scale and speed set out by science. Follow the steps here. You can download the full paper here.
