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6. Summary Of Main Findings
Potential impact on noise levels of our plans to reduce the overall burden of Air Departure Tax (ADT) by 50%.
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10. Further Progress Review
Consultation on a draft new air quality strategy for Scotland, taking into account the recommendations arising from the independent review of the Cleaner Air for Scotland strategy.
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1. Introduction
Marine litter impacts on Scotland’s society, economy and marine environment. The draft strategy we consult on will aim to address the levels of marine litter present in our marine and coastal environment.
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6. Assessment of the current version of the SBS & Delivery Plan
Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) for the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy & Delivery Plan
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Radioactive material and radioactive waste which is 'out of scope' of the Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Regulations 2018
Guidance on radioactive substances activities in Scotland that are out of scope of the Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Regulations 2018 (EASR).
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Removal of dead wild birds suspected of being infected with Avian Influenza
This document sets out the approach that the Scottish Government and its agencies will take to respond to an outbreak of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in wild birds in Scotland.
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1. Background and Methods
This report presents data from objective measurement of lung function in adults, measured by portable spirometers, using data from the 2008- 2011 Scottish Health Surveys.
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Annex A: laws referred to in this code
The code is aimed at all professional users of plant protection products (pesticides) in Scotland.
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Appendix A. Noise Modelling Methodology
Potential impact on noise levels of our plans to reduce the overall burden of Air Departure Tax (ADT) by 50%.
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3. Section A: Evaluating Scotland's progress in driving a just transition to a net zero, nature positive and circular economy
This report presents evidence and initial recommendations on how the Scottish Government could use the available policy levers to support the transformations in Scotland’s economy needed to help tackle the climate and nature emergencies.
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