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 are the main reasons the Scottish Greens are campaigning for climate action?

How do the Scottish Greens view the political landscape in Scotland compared to England and Wales?

What is the Scottish Greens' stance on the relationship between climate action and independence?

What concerns are raised about the potential splitting of votes in the election?

What responsibilities do the Greens believe they have in this election regarding climate action?