Brexit had shown there was a need for more ways of getting to Europe. And she added that having " new low-carbon ferries carrying freight and holidaymakers" would also help tackle the climate crisis.
Greens believe that new ferry routes could be a popular alternative to flights to Europe.Slater said: "Scotland's journey back to Europe starts at this election, and the Scottish Greens want to see new links established from places like Rosyth, which has the advantage of already having infrastructure in place."She added: "This is a significant strategic investment for Scotland.
Brexit has shown we need more links to Europe, with tailbacks at English ports."And we have a publicly owned operator ready to step up to give Scots more opportunities.
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