Ikola Sturgeon When she participated in the carnival in the southern electoral district of Glasgow, she met young people protesting against the North Sea oil field in Cambo.
Scottish First minister Young protesters who were driven into desperation by the rise of the Green New Deal and the cessation of the Campo movement.
According to environmental activists, if approved, the Cambo mine can produce up to 255 million barrels of oil during its life cycle.
They estimated that the possible 132 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions would require approximately 1.5 times the area of Scotland to offset them.
Ms. Sturgeon was questioned at Queen’s Park in Govanhill Carnival and asked if she would oppose the oil field.
She replied: “Listen, I won’t stand here-this is not a problem for them. Scottish Government We are considering all these things and we are trying to make the right decision. There is no doubt that we should move away.
“So it’s hard to ask if something like this is worthy, and I fully understand it. All of us are faced with tricky things that need to be resolved and decisions made.”
The activist told her that she was disappointed that the chief minister did not promise to oppose the oil field. Ms. Sturgeon said: “You can have a politician say what you want to hear because you are standing here, or you can have a politician To say that I did hear what you said, I deeply sympathize with that, but as the Chief Minister, I must make sure that I think about some issues correctly.
“This is what I chose to do.”
After the incident, activists said Lauren Challenged Ms. Sturgeon on the 20th. She said: “We will host Cop26 in my hometown this year, but Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson Neither party has taken enough action to fulfill the promises that have been made.
“If we don’t oppose the Cambo oil field, the Scottish government cannot call itself a climate leader. When our government refuses to take meaningful action to mitigate its impact again and again, how can we trust them to solve the climate crisis?”
She added: “I am really afraid of my future. When I faced our leaders, she refused to promise to take action to protect the lives of their citizens, which made me very frustrated.
“If we have any hope of alleviating the climate crisis and seeing a fairer society in Scotland, we need an immediate and just transition from oil and gas. We now need a Green New Deal to provide good green jobs.”
