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Scottish Greens urge John Swinney to say where he stands on energy policy
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from southwalesargus.co.uk · United Kingdom · Western Europe
The Scottish Greens are pressuring John Swinney to clarify his stance on energy policy. This highlights ongoing political debate within Scotland regarding energy strategy.
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