This week it’s the 100th - and final - Riddoch Questions and we’re going out on a big one with a climate change special featuring Scottish climate change minister Stewart Stevenson. Also joining Lesley this week will be green campaigner George Monbiot, Ecological Design Architect Howard Liddell ( whose latest book I reviewed ), and Scottish Green Party leader and MSP Patrick Harvie.
They’ll be discussing the targets set by the UK and Scottish governments to reduce carbon emissions by 34% and 42% respectively – are these realistic? Too little, too late? Or ambitious and achievable?
And what do we have to do now in order to reach them? Is it a case of tweaking our green habits and recycling a bit more? Or must we drastically change our lifestyles, abandon our cars and put solar panels on all our homes?
Email your questions now on these topics to riddoch@bbc.co.uk. Add your phone number if you want to put the question in person. On Friday text your views to 80295 and call 0500 92 95 00.
