This didn’t have to happen.

The Greens consistently omit mainland flights in policy documents and communications on H&I air services. It’s hard to tell if it’s deliberate or incompetent but it’s these small details that consistently show a lack of understanding of the region.

One of the most interesting socio economic interventions in Scottish contemporary history that should be looked upon much more for lessons for our net zero journey.

This graph and a notable shout out to Google and Amazon having already bought 65% of electricity being produced by Scotland’s current largest wind farm.

Shout out to @bellacaledonia and the @Scottishleftrev as some of the last bastions of competent and interesting attempts at discussion and analysis.

Grievance slop that continues to edge us further away from an intellectually stimulating debate on the merits of Scottish independence. We don’t deserve to make any headway on the constitutional question with this level of discourse.

English leftists currently arguing over who’s a spook.

One of the most important sites for the nation’s offshore wind build out is sold out from Scottish to Japanese ownership.

Hopefully everyone upset at Sizewell C costs being added to Scottish energy bills will be up in arms about this for our friends south of the border.

The Pacific Heron nuclear fuel carrier sailing into Scrabster last night. Thurso “Atomic City” sitting beautifully behind and Holborn Head lighthouse in front.

Polling continually shows renewables and onshore wind have the support of rural communities and rural regions. There are also no wind farms in the Flow Country WHS.

A good premise here is a successful independent country based on natural capital should bin off the half of Scotland’s population that live within 10 miles of the M8. The Highlands and Islands have 8% of Scotland’s population with a massive per capita share of these resources.

“The Flow Country doesn’t just have great environmental and natural worth. It has a social history, and that social history is the history of these railway families.”.

Absolute power move dropping this in the replies and then hitting the block button.

The Highlands and Islands have a population of around 470k,000.

Some interesting responses to this which largely ignore the cost to rUK consumers to fund renewable infrastructure in Scotland, and that the majority of Scots, and SNP voters, now back nuclear power.

People are getting mad about two factually correct statements.

FYP in rapid succession.

We’re at the most exciting time of social and economic development in the region since the 1960’s and 70’s but the quality of proposals being put forward and the scrutiny thereof, are unfortunately of poor quality. A notable exception.