The scene is now set in Glasgow for international politicians to make their greatest international contribution to climate change for years. Whether or not COP26 will make any difference is as unpredictable as the climate itself – but we shall certainly bear witness to the excess that takes place when Read more
THE iconic ‘Red Road’ between Largs and the Meigle could be ‘ruined forever’ campaigners against a wind farm development have claimed. Burcote Wind have appealed North Ayrshire Council’s decision to block a string of wind turbines 1km south east of Skelmorlie and are now taking the matter to Scottish Ministers Read more
The Prime Minister allocated £160million to kick-start the futuristic projects in deep waters off the coasts of Scotland and Wales – but there are doubts if the funding is enough Vast floating wind turbines 15 miles off Britain’s coastline could power thousands of homes under a green pledge by Boris Read more
As a lifelong environmentalist I am totally against the charade that COP26 is and it should be re-named COPOUT26. Here are my well-founded reasons: The political high & mighty with their champaign slugging entourage are flying in to Glasgow from all over the planet in the most polluting form of Read more
Argyll & Bute Wind Farm at Blarghour, approx. 7km north west of Inveraray and approximately 4.5 km to the south of Portsonachan 17 x 136.5 turbines Extract from Reporter’s decision – I find that when assessed in the round and weighed in the overall planning balance, the benefits of the Read more
Received by Scotland Against Spin today. Individuals are welcome to take part. The consultation on Scotland’s draft Onshore Wind Policy Statement is open until 21 January 2022. The successful deployment of significant volumes of onshore wind over the next decade will be crucial to achieving our 2030 and 2035 net Read more
Winds of change Calum Miller’s letter (27 October) details the sham of pushing renewables for 20 years and neglecting nuclear energy. No matter how much this SNP/Green coalition sticks to its renewables (mostly onshore and offshore wind) there will never be enough energy generated to satisfy the National Grid and Read more
Highland Council has been granted a third extension to the time allocated for it to decide its stance on Garvary Wind Farm. An application for the 37-turbine development on a site 4.5km south of Lairg, has been lodged with the Scottish Government Consents Unit because its installed capacity will be Read more