Scottish Government Onshore Wind Farm Appeal and Consenting Performance – A Critical Appraisal by Dr Alan Jones

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Scottish Government Onshore Wind Farm Appeal and Consenting Performance – A Critical Appraisal by Dr Alan Jones (See file below)  Dr Jones has written to Oliver Mundell with a copy of the paper asking why, while Scotland and the UK were in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Scottish Government increased the rate of wind farm appeals allowed and consents granted in 2021 compared to pre-Covid levels

Scottish Government on-shore wind farm appeal and consenting performance – a critical appraisal

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