The Scottish Parliament has always been a supporter of renewable energy; its record is exemplary – far better than Westminster’s on renewable energy, so when it announces a decision to reject an application to build 181 wind turbines to generate electricity on the Isle of Lewis some eyebrows were raised.
I am sure that the application [...]
Filed under: Coal, carbon emissions, climate change, electricity, energy, gas, global warming, natural gas, parliament, wind turbines | Tagged: carbon content of peat, carbon sink of peat, peat, scottish parliament | 3 Comments »
