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Resilient, strong and fighting fossil fuels in 2025
How people took action to challenge pollution, poverty and put forward solutions to transform Scotland for the better
Biggest climate march since cop26
Thousands marched behind a banner reading “a better world is possible” calling for global solidarity, a fair transition away from fossil fuels and increased care for our planet.
Why environmentalists should care about tax
Imagine living in a society in which polluters pay the full price of damage to our environment – and actions needed to protect and restore nature are fully funded.
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The renewable energy revolution continues in Scotland
We should power straight through our 100% renewable energy target, investing in storage and sharing it with our neighbours.
Making Polluters Pay
The lessons the legal system needs to learn from the Mossmorran flaring saga
The Fight for Recovery
Government’s must use this chance to intervene for the better, rather than letting polluters and financiers write the recovery plan.
Never too early to engage with planning
Scotland’s National Planning Framework will determine much about what developments will happen over the next 10 years
Coronavirus and the plastic industry
As the coronavirus pandemic takes hold, we see a resurgence in single-use plastics and waste beginning to pile up.
Tough times for Big Oil
The UK and Scottish Governments should set oil and gas production firmly on a trajectory to its end over the next decade, with an accompanying Just Transition strategy.
Meanwhile, around the world the Climate Emergency continues
Whilst the coronavirus has dominated the news, climate change impacts are being felt around the world with rising temperatures, locust storms and wildfires
Planning for a Climate Friendly future – have your say!
Scotland’s new Planning Framework will shape where we live, work and play, as well as our response to the Climate Emergency.
A Green Recovery or the same old crap?
People are talking about getting back to normality but was ‘normal’ really so great?
