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Scotland’s stretching climate goals ‘no longer credible’

Scotland’s stretching climate goals ‘no longer credible’

The Scottish Government is “failing to achieve” its ambitious climate goals and the acceleration required to meet its 2030 emissions reduction target is “beyond [what is] credible”, according to a new Climate Change Committee (CCC) report. In its latest progress report on Scotland’s progress on meeting its carbon reduction plans, the statutory climate advisor airs concerns about achieving the “stretching” emissions reduction targets introduced by Holyrood in 2019 legislation.

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