What happened: Scotland's last working nuclear power station, Torness in East Lothian, is set to close in 2030. Its future has become a significant topic in the upcoming election.
Why it matters:
- The closure will impact Scotland's energy supply and carbon emissions targets.
- Local communities and workers are concerned about economic and employment effects.
MNN Take: Torness plays a vital role in Scotland's energy mix, and decisions on its future will influence energy policy and regional economies.
Sources: BBC UK