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Young Friends of the Earth Scotland leading the way in 2025
How YFOES have shared skills, built power and lead the way for climate justice in 2025
Continuing to resist – the fight against carbon capture at Peterhead and beyond
We’ve continued to delay this disastrous project for nearly four years and we’re looking back on 2025 with pride.
Community organising in the North East
Hello and Fit Like from Michelle (North East Community Engagement Officer) and Guy (North East Organiser) in North East! Can you believe we’ve reached the end of 2025 already?! And…
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The climate blame game ignores the fact wealthy countries are slow to act
Less wealthy countries are often climate scapegoats but analysis shows their ambition is greater than rich nations.
One year on from Scotland’s new climate law – what action have we seen?
What progress have we seen in the year since people power forced politicians to increase their climate commitments?
Why we can’t recycle our way out of the climate crisis
We must keep pushing for systemic changes to tackle the problem of plastic at its source.
The Climate Strikers return to demand a Green Recovery
One year on from the historic Global Climate Strike, young people are pushing for a Green Recovery that delivers the necessary climate action.
Mind who you work with – Aberdeen Council forms climate partnership with BP
BP’s is still looking for more fossil fuels – why is Aberdeen Council asking it for advice on cutting climate emissions?
Zero carbon homes pledge brings triple benefits
By focusing urgent action on our energy use at home we can quickly create new jobs, improve people’s lives and tackle climate change.
Scottish Government must now get down to work on Green Jobs
Looking at what’s in the Scottish Programme for Government.
Harnessing Scotland’s climate example
Scotland can use the United Nations system to push other countries to act faster on climate
It’s time for Scottish Government to produce their vision for the green recovery
The Government’s response to their Advisory Group must reject its business-as-usual approach.
