Wind turbine plan submitted for Irvine industrial estate – Irvine Times
PLANS for a 200m-high wind turbine on Irvine’s Meadowhead Industrial Estate have been submitted to North Ayrshire Council. The Farm Energy Company has applied for planning permission for the turbine, which will be used to power operations at the nearby Read more
Offshore wind farm project poses ‘devastating’ threat to seabirds, experts warn STV
Plans for one of the world’s largest offshore wind farms could have a “devastating” impact on seabirds, conservationists warn. The proposed Berwick Bank development would see up to 307 turbines built in the outer Firth of Forth, about 40km off Read more
UN probes Scots judge-led body’s ‘breach’ of international law – Herald
A United Nations committee has begun a probe into a complaint that a publicly-funded judge-led body is at the centre of an alleged breach in the law that protects the nation’s precious landscape, environment and wildlife. The development has come Read more
Good news from NORoS
We write to communicate the very welcome news that the Judicial Review into the Strath Oykel Wind Farm decision has resulted in a round one win and that the Scottish Government and the developer Energiekontor have conceded ‘without prejudice to Read more
Scottish Daily Mail letters
Wind farms are our biggest Eco danger HOLYROOD’S net zero, energy and transport committee is seeking views on proposals which would introduce the crime of ecocide into Scots law. Ecocide refers to mass damage and destruction of ecosystems – severe Read more
Slow on the uptake – Mark Hodgson
Another excellent article from Mark Hodgson about non compliance with Aarhus Slow on the Uptake
Everyone else is scaling back green targets – why can’t we? – Telegraph
The Netherlands won’t be building as many wind turbines in the North Sea as it had first planned. New Zealand has started issuing licences for developing new offshore gas fields again. Even Canada, under one of the champions of the green Read more
