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DOUBLING DOWN ON NUCLEAR POWER IS NO SOLUTION TO CLIMATE CRISIS - Vimarsana News

DOUBLING DOWN ON NUCLEAR POWER IS NO SOLUTION TO CLIMATE CRISIS

 https://greens.scot/news/doubling-down-on-nuclear-power-is-no-solution-to-climate-crisis 3 Dec 23 Nuclear power is costly, inefficient and leaves a long and toxic legacy. Doubling down on nuclear power will not solve the climate crisis, says the Scottish Greens climate spokesperson Mark Ruskell. Mr Ruskell was responding to the announcement from the COP climate summit that 22 countries, including the US, France and…

COP28: Scotland 'painfully isolated' as leaders back nuclear future - Vimarsana News

COP28: Scotland 'painfully isolated' as leaders back nuclear future

Concerns have been raised that Scotland has been left “painfully isolated” after three-quarters of the global economy backed new nuclear power…

North Sea supported jobs halved in last decade despite Tory support - Vimarsana News

North Sea supported jobs halved in last decade despite Tory support

UK ministers have been urged to draw up “a coherent plan” for managing the clean energy transition after analysis revealed that more than…

Sepa invests pensions in polluters and fossil fuels - Vimarsana News

Sepa invests pensions in polluters and fossil fuels

Pensions for Scotland’s environment agency are invested in fossil fuel giants and an English water company that spilled more sewage than any other…

Fergus Ewing wants Humza Yousaf to 'recycle' Greens out of government - Vimarsana News

Fergus Ewing wants Humza Yousaf to 'recycle' Greens out of government

The Greens hit back by appearing to brand the Highland SNP rebel a ‘climate naysayer’ in angry Holyrood exchanges.