Close import loophole to cut Scotland’s carbon footprint
Figures released by the Scottish Government this week (9 June) show that Scotland’s carbon footprint has increased 1.6% from 2021 to 2022.

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Figures released by the Scottish Government this week (9 June) show that Scotland’s carbon footprint has increased 1.6% from 2021 to 2022.

The figures showed just 1.0% reduction in climate pollution, well below the previous legal targets to cut emissions.

Oil industry cheerleaders are even demanding that oil companies don’t pay their fair share of taxes on any future drilling.

The unproven technology has decades of global failures, blowing through budgets and constantly missing deadlines.

The Scottish Government must bear the blame for encouraging councils to incinerate waste, rather than reduce and recycle it.

The 13% rise in bills is due to oil companies profiteering from the war in Iran.

Reversal of decades of climate policy could wipe out jobs across Scotland and erase plans to create more in coming years.

The Rosebank oil field would be a climate catastrophe, and by threatening to approve it, Reform are doing the bidding of its wealthy fossil fuel donors.

While ordinary people are worried sick about rising energy bills, it’s grotesque that BP are making billions from the violence in Iran.

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