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As long as our banks, pensions and institutions continue to invest in fossil fuels, we are banking our future on their success – in COP26, but also in our national and local governments.

Calls for new nuclear power are rearing their ugly head again including from Scottish Labour, who blocked nuclear in Scotland 16 years ago.

In their fight for fair pay and proper investment in essential services, these workers are demonstrating the power that we must build everywhere to tackle the climate crisis at its roots.

COP26 should’ve provided the impetus to change it, but Scotland’s transport system is still miles away from where we need it to be.

Over-consumption is pushing our planet to breaking point. COP negotiations need to stop rich countries from outsourcing emissions.

The public know their actions matter, but they also know governments and politicians need to take the lead in delivering meaningful action.

Despite its huge renewable energy potential most African countries are still heavily dependent on fossil fuels. It’s time to turn that around.

Until now Chinese state finance has been crucial in building coal plants across Africa.

New research shows how a changing climate will harm Scotland’s peatlands spelling trouble for drinking water supplies.