[Updated below 15th May] The Arctic Council is meeting this week in Kiruna in Sweden. This is very big news – as is the fact that Argyll has a scientist at the table – from the Scottish Association of Marine Science. Continue reading
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Ewan Kennedy: Democracy in action Argyll style as PPSL approves Ardmaddy salmon farm
This week there was a good chance to see democracy in action, Argyll style, Continue reading
SAMS doing training workshops on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for UK experts
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles – UAVs – have a role to play in the future of scientific research. Continue reading
Pop-up recyle shop for Anthony Nolan Trust
[Updated below] The Oban branch of the Friends of Anthony Nolan Trust is running a Pop up Recycle Shop Continue reading
Lochhead responds to Iceland announcement on self imposed mackerel quota
Iceland has announced that it is taking a unilateral and self-imposed cut of 15% Continue reading
No mention of Scotland in budget allocations
[Updated below] Listening live to the UK Chancellor’s Autumn Budget Statement and the opposition response, just finished, Continue reading
Holes for dumping irradiated waste at Doonreay are hardly deep storage
BBC News is carrying a story about the ongoing decommissioning process Continue reading
Caithness wind farm rejection
Fergus Ewing, the Scottish Government’s Energy Minister, Continue reading
Carbon Capture and Storage Open Day today at Tralee Bay
As part of the Festival of the Sea programme, the Scottish Marine Institute’s Carbon Capture and Storage Continue reading
Drilling starts in run up to carbon storage research at Ardmucknish Bay
Carbon Capture and Storage is a technology that could mitigate climate change by capturing carbon dioxide Continue reading
