Articles by: Richard Dixon

Richard thinks the 2020 UN Climate Conference coming to Glasgow is both a very exciting and rather terrifying prospect.

The climate emergency means that the management of all the peat-rich grouse moorland in Scotland will have to change radically.

Richard reflects on what has changed in 25 years of environmental campaigning

The politics of Scotland mean that new nuclear reactors here are almost unthinkable and the price of the renewable energy alternatives have fallen way below the cost of nuclear.

We need to make sure that need climate and nature solutions work in tandem, and that we do not forget people.

Changes in how Scotland measures climate emissions means that we must set ambitious targets to ensure we're making enough effort in years ahead.

How news of a motorway plan being turned down in Wales gave hope to villagers at the other end of Europe.

Trump's ignoring the science of climate change wont protect people or help prepare for a hotter, drier future.

UK and Scottish Governments need to do more to ensure the jobs and benefits of the energy transition stay in the UK.