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

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

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.

This decision by the Scottish Government condemns people to cold homes, high bills and ill health for even longer.

Politicians are floundering around trying to respond to decisions by companies, rather than actively shaping the future of our industries.

People are coming out to show that a better world is possible and that there is the energy and enthusiasm to make that happen.

The plan will barely scratch the surface on climate emissions in the coming years.

Climate justice, migrant rights and Palestine solidarity groups announce major climate march in Glasgow on Saturday 15th November.
The Scottish Government have pushed back the date of its ban on sending biodegradable municipal waste (BMW) to landfill for the second time to 2028. The original ban was set for 2021. This was pushed back to 2025 and has now been extended again until 2028.

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