Can SNP and Green ministers really pat themselves on the back when crucial environmental targets at home are stuttering?
Concerns have been raised that Scotland has been left “painfully isolated” after three-quarters of the global economy backed new nuclear power but SNP ministers continue to turn away from the technology.
The Scottish Government has been urged to show “much-need global leadership” at COP28 and harness its work on loss and damage into efforts to tackle ecocide.
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross has demanded that under-fire Health Secretary Michael Matheson “needs to go for the good of our NHS”.
Former chancellor and veteran Labour politician Alistair Darling has died aged 70, a spokesperson on behalf of his family said.
Sustainable homes designed on the banks of the River Tay are helping those on the frontline of the climate crisis survive in Bangladesh.
Humza Yousaf has pleaded with world leaders to draw up “radical and ambitious action” to tackle the climate crisis as the First Minister arrives in Duba for the COP28 climate summit.
Patrick Harvie has insisted that people who do not upgrade their heating system on time will not face fines “for the foreseeable future” but landlords who fail to carry out work could be penalised.
UK ministers have been urged to draw up “a coherent plan” for managing the clean energy transition after analysis revealed that more than 200,000 jobs supported by the North Sea oil and gas sector have been lost in the last decade despite vast support from Westminster.
Despite all the alarm and scare stories about heat pumps, the Scottish Government is pressing ahead with legislation to legally require people to rip out gas boilers.
