Renewables supported
Renewable energy is finding political support, apart from the nuclear de-generators in Downing Street.
It is good to see Alex Salmond portray a vision of Scotland being entirely free of nuclear and using renewables to build a carbon-neutral future, even if the specifics are somewhat vague.
The tone of the argument suggests that renewables – wave, wind, tidal and solar – could become a major (party) political issue at the next election, and my view is that this can only help public understanding of the debate. I say, “Bring it on, and make it cerebral and not emotive”.
It is good to see Alex Salmond portray a vision of Scotland being entirely free of nuclear and using renewables to build a carbon-neutral future, even if the specifics are somewhat vague.
The tone of the argument suggests that renewables – wave, wind, tidal and solar – could become a major (party) political issue at the next election, and my view is that this can only help public understanding of the debate. I say, “Bring it on, and make it cerebral and not emotive”.
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Is it possible to make the debate purely "cerebral and not emotive" when the land itself is involved, particularly in Lewis and the Highlands? I think not.
It would also be interesting to know what the SNP's prospective MSP candidate's views are on the current windfarm proposals.
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