Titlebook: A Critical Review of Scottish Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Policy; Geoffrey Wood,Keith Baker Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19208-1 secures independence or further devolution post Brexit. A recurrent theme in the analysis is that whether one is for, against, or indifferent to new nuclear energy development, it highlights a major gap in Scotland’s energy and environmental policy goals. Too often, the Scottish Government perspect

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Patrick Doherty,Fredrik Heintz,David Landénmeasures installed, it has still failed to do much about the underlying problems of the poor condition of its housing stock and the need to change occupant behaviour. This chapter discusses how the frequently cited problem of the prevalence of ‘hard-to-treat’ properties is rarely a technical barrier

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Modelling Settlement Rank-Size Fluctuations years ago, with the country facing the prospect of a referendum on independence, but now those prospects look decidedly different. North Sea oil prices have fallen‚ and the dream of carbon capture and storage has died, but with the people of England and Wales having voted to leave the European Unio

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Geoffrey Wood,Keith BakerDiscusses the effects of devolution and independence debates on renewable energy policy.Covers issues of practice, planning, legislation and regulation in the context of devolved government.Provides a

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