Dan Vevers is an Environment Reporter at The Scottish Sun. He focuses on themes such as climate change, energy, and agriculture, with a keen interest in ESG and the environmental impacts of various industries. Dan's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Daily Mirror, Edinburgh Live, and Yahoo News UK.
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Dan Vevers focuses heavily on local government and politics, particularly in Scotland. His coverage includes event-specific announcements and evolving stories related to the region's political landscape. He would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights or commentary from experts with a deep understanding of Scottish politics, including those involved in specific events like elections or key policy decisions.
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By: Dan Vevers
The £3.7million Energy Skills Passport pilot scheme will advise oil and gas workers on opportunities and qualifications in the growing offshore wind sector.
By: Dan Vevers
Bid for a 'semi-closed' industrial fish farm in pristine Loch Long, within the Loch Lomond national park area, is with Scottish ministers for approval.
By: Jordan Shepherd, Dan Vevers
Ariane Burgess of the Scottish Greens claimed that the industrial farm proposed in Loch Long could scatter and endanger wildlife. The bid was previously rejected in 2022 but was appealed and then 'called in' by Holyrood ministers.
By: Dan Vevers
Scots are to be offered homes with ZERO energy bills under a new green scheme from an energy provider.
By: Dan Vevers, Ruaraidh Britton
Friends of the Earth Scotland said firms were failing to engage with communities as they explore areas for mining precious metals vital to the green transition.
By: Dan Vevers
"I have never seen anything like it. The environmental destruction was colossal. It would go from the huge 60ft trees to piles of rocks where trees should have been."
By: Dan Vevers
Energy Secretary Gillian Martin spoke of the ambition on a visit to the EU nation, saying Scotland could become one of Germany's biggest energy suppliers.
By: Dan Vevers
Scotland's housing, infrastructure and transport networks must all be rethought due to the mounting threat of climate-induced extreme weather , scientists have warned.
By: Dan Vevers
The hot, dry weather that led to the inferno was made 35 per cent more likely and 6 per cent more intense due to the warming planet, research found.
By: Dan Vevers
The former Tory government's approval of the controversial Rosebank oil field was unlawful, a Scots judge has ruled.
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