Climate Action in Scottish Rural and Island Communities

Alexa Green; Ana Vuin; Jess Pepper; Joan Lawrie; Artemis Pana

doi:10.58073/sruc.25323340

Climate Action in Scottish Rural and Island Communities

Alexa Green, Ana Vuin, Jess Pepper, Joan Lawrie, Artemis Pana

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Abstract

At the Scottish Rural and Island Parliament 2023 Climate Session, around 80 participants watched a short film about the myriad of social enterprises across the Highlands and Islands working on climate initiatives. They were invited to take part in a Climate Café ® to their ideas and action in their own communities to tackle the climate crisis. Several cross-cutting themes emerged from the conversations and are captured in this policy spotlight.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Number of pages	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.58073/sruc.25323340
Publication status	Published - 31 Jan 2024

Keywords

climate change community
island communities
climate change adaptation
climate change vulnerability
rural towns
Climate Hub

UN SDGs

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