News from Scotland

• Hundreds of cab operators to shut down next month, warn taxi drivers
• In Alva, Màiri McAllan initiates consultation on a flood resilience strategy
• New water purification examined through Glasgow's canals
• Scheme by Fife Council is well-liked, yet unlawful disposal persists
• Fife Council struggles to curb illegal waste dumping
• Dunfermline Parks Benefit from Wildflower Enhancement
• New South Ayrshire wind farm to provide benefits to thousands
• Critical initiative plants new trees in Paisley
• Investigation of alleged illegal tree cutting in Musselburgh
• Student at Fife College starts podcast on sustainability
• Debate sparked by Eaglesham's proposal for a battery storage site
• Air source heat pumps will be installed by Fife Council at Crossgates
• Aurora borealis set to illuminate Inverclyde skies this weekend
• Spectacular Northern Lights Illuminating Skies Across East Lothian
• Young adults being enlisted for adventure in climate change project
• Young people in Mossblown demand measures to littering
• West Beach, North Berwick: Reinforcement of shoreline defences
• Fishcross approves energy storage system for batteries
• Climate action hub launch events are conducted by FEL Scotland
• Plea issued by Bogside inhabitants regarding silica sand quarry
• Bogside Facing Environmental Crisis: Residents Call For Action
• Scotland Sees 10% Reduction in On-the-Go Litter
• Scottish Government commits to greener future for Mossmorran
• Renewable Energy Park Proposal Alters Landscape Near Borders
• Applications Open for Coveted Food Education Programme in Scotland
• Wind farm plans near Cumnock withdrawn after approval
• Power Company Seeks Feedback on Fife Coast Cable Project
• Wind farm consultations in Dalmellington and New Cumnock
• Salmon and Sea-Trout Catch Figures on River Tweed Soar
• CR Smith founder urges VAT cut for greener homes