Scottish Greens vow to inject 'radical ideas' into politics

The transcript discusses the Scottish Greens' focus on climate action in the upcoming election, highlighting the differences in political landscapes between Scotland and other parts of the UK. It emphasizes the need for radical climate policies and criticizes other parties for not prioritizing climate change. The Scottish Greens aim to campaign positively and responsibly, focusing on their own merits rather than taking votes for granted.

What is the primary focus of the Scottish Greens in the upcoming election?

• Supporting fossil fuel subsidies

• Promoting tourism

• Demanding climate action

• Reducing taxes

Why have the Scottish Greens decided not to join the 'remain alliance'?

• They are merging with the SNP

• They support Brexit

• They have a different political landscape

• They want to focus on tourism

What do the Scottish Greens believe is necessary to address the climate emergency?

• Investing in a Scottish Green New Deal

• Increasing fossil fuel subsidies

• Reducing education funding

• Expanding military spending

What concern is raised about the Green vote in areas like Sterling?

• It might increase Tory majority

• It will lead to more Brexit support

• It could split the SNP vote

• It will decrease voter turnout

What do the Scottish Greens emphasize about election campaigning?

• Avoiding climate action discussions

• Campaigning positively on their own merits

• Focusing on negative campaigning

• Taking votes for granted