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The secondhand clothing conundrum
With costs soaring for everyone except the companies churning out fast fashion, it’s time to change the way second-hand clothes are managed for good.
What did we learn from our campaign for Irvine Without Incinerators?
Late last year, after five years of building, and nearly two full years of local protest, Oldhall Waste Incinerator in North Ayrshire were granted the licence to fire up. This is expected to happen this month.
What comes next for the new Scottish Parliament?
This Scottish Government and set of MSPs will be in the parliament for five years – the critical time for finalising Scotland’s transition away from fossil fuels.
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A year fighting for a circular economy
Looking back at 2025’s highs and lows in the campaign for a circular economy.
It’s time to fix our broken waste system for good
The Scottish Government’s second delay to their landfill ban shows we need new solutions.
A guide to the Global Plastics Treaty
Who’s involved, what’s being discussed and what’s at stake?
What we learned about mining from 4 expert speakers
Four experts have shared important information on mining and resource justice.
Rich countries are driving resource injustice
Our new report explores how countries in the global north have more power and responsibility to reduce the impact of our resource consumption.
Nurdles: The tiny pellets polluting Scotland
The plastics industry is polluting Scotland with nurdles, harming the environment and communities. We investigate the problem
What’s been happening with circular economy this year?
2024 has been a big year for circular economy campaigning! As we approach the end of the year, here’s a look back at what’s been happening.
Can the world agree to end plastic pollution?
The world’s first ever global plastics pollution treaty is a unique opportunity to change the way this harmful material is used for good.
Scotland’s new circular economy law
MSPs have voted to approve Scotland’s new circular economy law! Parliament has taken over a year to scrutinise and review the new law, and the final debate took place yesterday…
