Richard Dixon is a journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland, and writes for The Scotsman. With a focus on local issues and climate change, Richard's articles explore topics such as renewable energy, environmental policies, and the impact of fossil fuels. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and Chatham Star-Tribune.
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Richard Dixon's coverage focuses predominantly on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on environmental issues such as climate change and the fossil fuel industry. As an expert commentator, Dr. Richard Dixon appears to provide insights into legal policy regulations, government announcements, and their impact on the environment.
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By: Richard Dixon
Celebrating progress towards tackling global warming is all very well but so far it’s not been anything like what’s required
By: Richard Dixon
Despite good arguments against nuclear power, political parties are getting behind the idea of building more reactors
By: Richard Dixon
With oil and potato prices soaring, a bag of chips could become a luxury dish
By: Richard Dixon
LEZs are not a complete answer but they are a big step in the right direction
By: Richard Dixon
Scotland has a long-term goal to eliminate the impacts of INNS by 2045
By: Richard Dixon
Climate change could mean Scotland gets significantly colder, while the rest of the world heats up, writes Dr Richard Dixon
By: Richard Dixon
Labour’s stance on existing oil and gas licences may need to change if the Supreme Court’s decision in the landmark Horse Hill case is properly implemented
By: Richard Dixon
Nature, the environment and climate change are especially important to young voters, so politicians may regret not talking more about these issues during the general election campaign
By: Richard Dixon
Labour needs to avoid spreading public money too thinly if it is to succeed in bringing in vast amounts of private investment into green energy
By: Chatham, Richard Dixon
I read with interest Senator Mulchi’s letter last week in the Star-Tribune. Senator Mulchi is correct when she states that “personality and identity should always take a backseat to the
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