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Gracie Bradley announced as new Director
Gracie brings experience, enthusiasm and commitment to justice.
The most polluted streets in Scotland in 2022
Every January, we look at air pollution data for the previous year to find the most polluted streets, and this year we have some good news: Scotland did not breach legal air pollution limits in 2022.
The doorstep refill company making reuse easier
It’s vital we change the way we use materials in Scotland. We spoke to the founder of a reuse company to find out how it works.
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The truth behind Shell’s big story
When it comes to Shell and the climate, we should be very wary.
Royal Bank of Scotland: 10 years of climate campaigning
Creativity and crises over the last 10 years of the publicly-owned polluter.
Scottish Councillors urged to divest pensions from fracking firms
Councils are profiting from an industry that isn’t permitted in Scotland.
Breaking the power of fossil fuels: divestment at work
Divestment is giving companies a bad name and provoking productive debates within institutions.
Challenging money and power: fossil free short films
Want to learn a bit more about fossil fuels, climate change, and the campaign to divest in Scotland?
We’ve pulled together this list of excellent short films you can watch right now.
Campaign stories: Edinburgh University goes fossil free (finally!)
The successful five year campaign to divest Edinburgh University from fossil fuels should give heart to people everywhere who are campaigning for climate justice in their communities.
New York City is taking on the fossil fuel industry
New York City, the World Bank, and major European investors have started exiting fossil fuels this winter. Could this be the big shift we’ve been waiting for?
10th Scottish victory as Glasgow Caledonian divests from fossil fuels
Glasgow Caledonian University has committed to divest from fossil fuels as the momentum of the fossil free movement builds.
New report shows how council pensions are fuelling the climate crisis
Local government is undermining efforts to tackle climate change by investing £1.8 billion in oil, gas and coal companies, according to our new report.
