Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie comments on Ross resignation

The transcript discusses the Scottish Greens' political stance, emphasizing the need for progressive change and criticizing both the Conservative and Labour parties for their policies. It highlights the importance of transitioning to renewable energy and the role of government in addressing climate change. The speaker criticizes Douglas Ross and the Conservative Party's leadership while advocating for optimism and hope in politics.

What is the main criticism of the Labour Party according to the Scottish Greens?

• They are sticking to Tory fiscal rules.

• They are focusing on the net zero transition.

• They are supporting the oil and gas industry.

• They are investing too much in green jobs.

What does the Scottish Greens' breakthrough in elections represent?

• A minor achievement.

• A loss of public support.

• A huge step forward for the party.

• A step back for the party.

What is the Scottish Greens' view on the North Sea oil and gas industry?

• It is irrelevant to Scotland's economy.

• It should be expanded.

• It is a declining industry.

• It is the future of Scotland.

What is the role of governments in the transition to renewable energy according to the transcript?

• To invest like never before in the transition.

• To ignore the climate emergency.

• To support fossil fuel lobbyists.

• To maintain the status quo.

What has the oil and gas industry been accused of in the context of climate change?

• Reducing carbon emissions.

• Hiding the climate emergency.

• Supporting environmental policies.

• Promoting renewable energy.