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Exclusive The  tower of Peterhead Power station dominates the skyline February 7, 2007 in Peterhead, Scotland.
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Climate campaigners are preparing to haul the Scottish Government to court over plans for a controversial “green” gas power station — after it emerged the project could produce almost three times more pollution than first claimed.
'Scotland's resources must not be revenue stream for West Bank settlements' 'Scotland's resources must not be revenue stream for West Bank settlements'
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The tower of Peterhead Power station dominates the skyline February 7, 2007 in Peterhead, Scotland. BP is to hold back on its investment plans for the power plant. The tower of Peterhead Power station dominates the skyline February 7, 2007 in Peterhead, Scotland. BP is to hold back on its investment plans for the power plant.
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Then First Minister Humza Yousaf appeared in a controversial SSE  'promo' during a visit to the Peterhead power station. Then First Minister Humza Yousaf appeared in a controversial SSE  'promo' during a visit to the Peterhead power station.
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