Time to deliver low-carbon, warm homes for everyone
6th May 2021, by Richard Dixon
The next Government needs to deliver low carbon, warm homes urgently. Retrofitting and insulating homes will be a winner for people, jobs and the planet.
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Nuclear power – 35 years on from Chernobyl
29th April 2021, by Richard Dixon
Since Chernobyl only three reactor projects have begun in Europe, all being built by the French state-owned company EDF.
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Developing opportunities for businesses working on a circular economy in Scotland would reduce our contribution to the climate crisis.
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A decision to dump Fukushima’s radioactive waste water in the Pacific is causing outrage in Japan and beyond.
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It is worth pausing to remember that the last five years have seen some remarkable progress.
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Viridor are proposing to build one of Scotland's biggest incinerators in South Lanarkshire.
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Locals want to save their irreplacable wild green space before its turned into an industrial site.
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This election must be about creating a green, wellbeing economy and generating the green jobs we need to transition away from fossil fuels.
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