Land values in Scotland could 'rise sevenfold' as wealthy investors chase lucrative green schemes

The value of Scotland’s countryside could increase up to seven times over the next three decades amid a surge of wealthy investors buying up land for increasingly lucrative carbon reduction schemes.

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