Herald letters

GILLIAN Martin, the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Action and Energy, recently stated that “we are over halfway on our journey to net zero”. This claim is is wrong. Net zero is achieved by a combination of reducing emissions and then balancing the remaining emissions by the removal of an equivalent Read more

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Letters

Herald letters PHILIP Norris (Letters, July 4) wonders how many Herald readers know about the giant wind turbines installed and planned across Scotland. One could also ask how many know about the enormous battery storage, substation sites and 200-plus feet high pylons marching across Scotland that will provide the vast Read more

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Herald letters

Time to ditch green dreams ON June 13, 2025, the UK Government announced a £500 million investment, paid for by UK taxpayers, to accelerate the development of the UK’S first regional hydrogen transport and storage network. (Thankfully, most likely in the industrial heartlands of the UK – although the Scottish Read more

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Herald letters

Turbines are fire risk You have once again highlighted the horrors of raging wildfires (“Wildfires ‘becoming danger to human life’, say gamekeepers battling them”, The Herald, July 1). Several roads in the Carrbridge, Dava, Grantown-on-Spey and Knockando areas are closed due to hazardous smoke, visible for miles around. Here in Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago