Scottish Greens Reject Motion to Drop Long-Standing Opposition to Nuclear Energy
Delegates voted 193 to 48 against a motion to back new plants, keeping the party’s long-running anti-nuclear policy.
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Scottish Greens set to vote on whether to support new nuclear power
THE Scottish Greens are set to vote on whether to support new nuclear powerat their upcoming party conference. The Greens will meet in Inverness thisweekend for their autumn conference, where they will debate a motionsupporting the construction of new nuclear plants provided certainconditions are met. The English and Welsh Greens voted to drop theiropposition to nuclear power earlier this month. The party has long opposedthe construction of new …
Greens confirm their opposition to new nuclear
AT THEIR CONFERENCE IN Inverness, the Scottish Greens have confirmed that their position opposing new nuclear power remains in place. Members of the party voted against a proposal to change their longstanding position to allow nuclear power under certain conditions. Scottish Green MSP and energy spokesperson Kristopher Leask welcomed the decision, reiterating the party’s commitment […]
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