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Energy bills are rising again – fossil fuels are the culprit

Households energy bills are rising again but we can break the stranglehold of the fossil fuel industry on our finances

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Calling on pension funds to face climate risks

We protested outside a big pensions conference to tell pensions fund managers to face the climate risk.

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Join our National Meetings

We’re kicking off monthly national meetings for our movement to learn, share and plot together.

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Why we’re chanting ‘Fossil Banks No Thanks!’

10 years on from the financial crisis and big banks are still casting a long shadow over our society.

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Actions speak louder than words on climate change

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was at the UN climate talks (COP24) in Poland but her actions do not live up to her words.

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The truth behind Shell’s big story

When it comes to Shell and the climate, we should be very wary.

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Activists with climate justice banner at COP23 climate demo

Equity key to 1.5ºC as UN climate talks open

Equity requires that historical polluters cut emissions faster, with massive reductions required over the course of the next decade.

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A founder member reflects on 40 years ago

Mairi MacArthur looks back on our early days. 

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Putting people first: Progress on walking and cycling in Glasgow and Edinburgh

Ideas include more segregated cycle lanes, Low Emission Zones and pedestrianisation of key areas.

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Why are climate activists calling for a rebellion?

The climate crisis requires wholesale changes – we need people tackling this problem in every way.

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Trump’s hot air should not distract from California wildfire’s true cause: climate change

As wildfires claim lives and destroy homes in California, we must not let Trump distract us from delivering urgent climate action.

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Climate activists took messages from the future to the SNP conference

Today’s climate report is an unprecedented warning. Scotland must do more and faster.

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