A ‘just’ or ‘unjust’ transition?
Shetland is rich in natural resources and yet almost half of all households are poor
Read moreDetailsLynne is a bio & environmental scientist and member of the Finance & Banking Working group ( Scottish Currency Group)
Shetland is rich in natural resources and yet almost half of all households are poor
Read moreDetails"Green not greed" advocates environmentalism and sustainable practices, prioritising the planet's wellbeing over short-term economic gains
Read moreDetailsScotland has an abundance of water – could it be our new oil?
Read moreDetailsThe delay in a just transition has been exacerbated by the UK Government’s fiscal dependency on the oil & gas...
Read moreDetailsBoard game analogy for humanity’s ability to thrive in a sustainable world. Can we put the pieces together to keep...
Read moreDetailsDo Pylons align with climate policies and the goal of delivering net zero targets? It is time to focus on...
Read moreDetailsVaccines prevent diseases and save money and resources in the long term. There is a need to deliver preventative healthcare.
Read moreDetailsTime may not be on our side in deciding how to approach carbon capture technology. Carbon emissions should be extinguished
Read moreDetailsKeeping up to date with novel diagnostics that are not invasive is fundamental to decreasing waiting lists and improving disease...
Read moreDetailsThe drip of melting Arctic permafrost is now a stream and releasing ancient microorganisms that could make Covid a side-show....
Read moreDetailsWhy Scotland needs a rapid move to renewables
Read moreDetailsVaccines are essential but when it comes to its manufacturing, attention to climate targets is paramount
Read moreDetailsMistakes and lessons to take forward in attempt to prepare us against Covid-19
Read moreDetailsRural GPs need to be looked after and the 2018 GP contract should be revisited
Read moreDetailsCovid-19 pandemic opened the doors for the development of mRNA vaccines and opportunities for the life science sector
Read moreDetailsScotland has potential to lead the way on green hydrogen
Read moreDetailsA wellbeing economy needs to be measured. How? Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) is one example of how this...
Read moreDetailsOnce upon a time, staff training models within NHS Scotland delivered…
Read moreDetailsResource allocation to improve health outcomes should be outlined directly by clinicians.
Read moreDetailsScotland in possession of a central bank becomes a currency issuer, which opens doors to investing in areas essential for...
Read moreDetailsScotland having its own currency not only benefits the wellbeing of the population through proper funding of the life science...
Read moreDetailsThe economic and environmental benefits of a new platform to vaccine manufacture and distribution.
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