Scottish Greens to Decide on Coalition's Future After SNP Ditches Climate Target

The Scottish Green Party will vote on whether to continue their power-sharing agreement with the SNP, following the government's abandonment of a key climate commitment.

The SNP scrapped its pledge to reduce carbon emissions by 75% by 2030, leading to potential dissolution of their coalition with the Scottish Greens.
An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) will be held by the Greens to determine the fate of their power-sharing deal with the SNP.
Scottish Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie has urged members to support the agreement, emphasizing the impact of their governance.
Critics from various political parties have voiced concerns over the SNP's decision, highlighting its potential economic and environmental repercussions.
The decision to abandon the climate target has sparked anger among Green Party members and environmental activists.