An independent report has called for a clear breakdown of how greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced.
The credibility of Scotland's plan for tackling climate change this decade risks being undermined, an independent report warns.
But it adds that the framework contains relatively little detail on how emissions with be reduced in practice and calls for a thorough and transparent quantitative breakdown.The report warns that credibility will be undermined if there is a widening of the gap between those targets and what is actually achieved.Committee chairman Lord Deben said: "Strategies alone won't reduce emissions.
Richard Dixon, director of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: "The CCC is not convinced by the current Scottish plans and calls for more work to show that we are on track to meet targets.Image source,Companies working on alternative approaches to removing CO2 include Climeworks in Switzerland Net Zero Secretary Michael Matheson said: "The Scottish government is wholly committed to ending Scotland's contribution to climate change by 2045 at the latest, and ensuring we do this in a way that is just and fair for everyone.
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