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‘A huge plastic hole’ Ministers slammed over waste plan’s gap

Campaigners are concerned that by Christmas 2026 households in Scotland will have seen no reduction in the excessive plastic they are forced to deal with.

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Ministers urged to “make Scottish businesses responsible” for supply chain impacts around world

International human rights experts this month told the Scottish Government how it can reduce the harms of damaging business supply chains. 

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“Rotten foundations” of Peterhead gas power station are collapsing with carbon capture failure

The lead carbon capture developer has pulled out of the troubled Acorn project

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Watchdog puts Scottish Government on notice regarding incineration overcapacity

Environmental groups have reacted to the publication of an investigation by Scotland’s environmental watchdog about incineration.

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SNP independence claims on energy in “stark contrast” to actions of Ministers

It is deeply worrying to see the First Minister pleading poverty on behalf of oil companies by demanding the end of the windfall tax.

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Carbon capture exposes ‘delusional’ climate gamble by Scottish Ministers

Despite its consistent failures, Ministers had hoped the technology would capture 1/3 of Scottish climate emissions by the end of the next decade

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Carbon capture sell-off “huge embarrassment” for Government

Ministers have promised £280million to the Acorn project but now main backer pulls out

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‘Landmark’ decision to end oil drilling in new fields welcomed

Ministers failed to mention Rosebank or Cambo projects and opened up some loopholes for more drilling

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‘Disgraceful decision’ from Scottish Government as another incinerator allowed to start burning waste

The Scottish Government has allowed a new incinerator to start burning waste in Scotland, despite hundreds of objections and a local campaign against the incinerator.  

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