Climate change will be the ‘most urgent and severe’ issue to face whoever is Prime Minister after July 4, the party’s co-leader said.
The next UK Government must fully support the push for 100% of energy to be provided by renewable sources, the Scottish Greens have said.
“We can all see this in our own lives – and from the daily reports of extreme weather and extinctions around the globe.” But Scottish Tory net zero spokesman, Douglas Lumsden, said: “We all want a just transition to net zero but you don’t achieve that by abandoning tens of thousands of oil and gas jobs in the North Sea and ruling out nuclear energy, as the Greens and the SNP are intent on doing.
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