A SUSTAINABLE artwork is touring Scotland’s cities to shine a light on projects across Scotland that are bringing people together to create change ahead of COP26.

Created by the Scottish Government, the circular piece represents Scotland’s goal of reaching net zero by 2045. It landed at its first stop at Edinburgh Castle last night and shone a light on local community groups including Edinburgh Tool Library and Shrub Co-op, both working towards reducing waste and emissions, and were joined by Scottish environmental scientist Laura Young.

The zero will tour Scotland’s seven cities this week to highlight the positive work being carried out. Image shows (from left) Rosanna Rabaeijs from Shrub Coop, Elaine Brown from Edinburgh Remakery, Cecile Levavasseur from Edinburgh Tool Library, Laura Young and Cathy Miller from Shrub Co-op.