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SNP will ‘shut the door’ on Reform, first minister says

John Swinney warned other parties are prepared to kowtow to the right-wing party

Seeds of change: Will the Scottish Government change its mind in time to reap the benefits from gene-editing technology?

The UK is poised to lead the next great leap in agriculture, with gene-editing technology offering a lifeline to a sector under pressure from climate change and rising costs. But could political division leave Scotland watching from the sidelines?

Edinburgh University backtracks on fossil fuels

SNP to chair two select committees at Westminster

MSPs discuss whisky: What could possibly go wrong?

Edinburgh University “deeply regrets” heavy-handed security at fossil fuel protest

Global energy subsidies to reach $5.3 trillion by 2015, finds IMF

Mussel production reaches record level

Environmental NGO lends backing to Edinburgh University protestors

Edinburgh University rejects calls to divest from fossil fuels

Re-introducing Lynx would require considerable planning

What does the general election mean for energy?

Wildlife crime cannot be tolerated in modern day Scotland

Over 90 per cent of people support trial re-introduction of Lynx

What does each party's policy mean for the environment?

Figures suggest 80 per cent drop in single use plastic bags

Richard Lochhead: Pun slinger

Ocean acidification caused mass extinction

Raptor crime persists

Harvie rules out propping up any party aiming to extract remaining oil

Glasgow prepares for fresh bid to become European Green Capital

Transmission charges “ludicrously punitive”, says chief executive of Scottish Renewables

Support for wind power rises

Recognising talent in renewables

Lochhead voices concern over TTIP’s effect on food standards

Swinney demands transparency over Longannet's future