Cost of carbon capture failures revealed
The UK committed or already spent nearly £500 million on carbon capture projects since 2010, and yet there are no commercial-scale carbon capture projects.
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The UK committed or already spent nearly £500 million on carbon capture projects since 2010, and yet there are no commercial-scale carbon capture projects.
Campaigners argue his role at the oil conference is incompatible with a commitment to tackle the worsening climate emergency.
Campaigners are calling on local councillors and politicians to end fossil fuels in a way that is ‘Fast, Fair & Forever’.
The inevitable Grangemouth closure showed both Governments have no credible just transition plans
Campaigners also concerned at plans to turn the seas of Scotland into Europe’s carbon dumping ground.
This defensive response is full of inconsistencies, weak excuses and provides no new evidence to support its claims.
New targets are meaningless without new action to deliver on them.
‘Next to nothing’ in this programme that shows the Scottish Government is serious about getting back on track on climate
It matters more what it does than where it is but choosing Aberdeen is an opportunity to keep the benefits of the energy transition in the North East.
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