Actually the main problem is that apart from the weather, we don't get much sunlight in winter at all due to the latitude. It can be getting dark around 4pm. We have the opposite in high summer, which could be beneficial.
The article does have a serious point about farmland. We don't have much decent farmland here and should look at former industrial and mine sites instead (there are many of those in Scotland.)
Scotland has a lot of potential for renewables, but solar is not where I would start.
The problem with Net Zero legislation is that it is often designed in such a way that benefits government and big business. There have been exemptions for private planes and yachts, for example, even though these are highly polluting... While ordinary people can barely afford to heat their homes in winter. The main problem with Miliband is like most politicians (including Farage!!!), he has almost no experience of ordinary life.
The article does have a serious point about farmland. We don't have much decent farmland here and should look at former industrial and mine sites instead (there are many of those in Scotland.)
Scotland has a lot of potential for renewables, but solar is not where I would start.
The problem with Net Zero legislation is that it is often designed in such a way that benefits government and big business. There have been exemptions for private planes and yachts, for example, even though these are highly polluting... While ordinary people can barely afford to heat their homes in winter. The main problem with Miliband is like most politicians (including Farage!!!), he has almost no experience of ordinary life.