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Why public ownership is the answer for Scotland’s buses, and our climate
Putting public transport into public hands is a no brainer – for people, communities, workers and the planet.
Why environmentalists need tax justice
If you care about our environment then you need to care about tax. Here’s why.
Climate-themed show recommendations for Edinburgh Fringe 2026
Here are the climate shows we’ll be booking tickets for at the Edinburgh festivals this year.
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Good COP, Bad COP – UN Climate Conference comes to Glasgow
Richard thinks the 2020 UN Climate Conference coming to Glasgow is both a very exciting and rather terrifying prospect.
Grouse moors and climate change
The climate emergency means that the management of all the peat-rich grouse moorland in Scotland will have to change radically.
Planning Scotland’s transport future in a climate emergency
The new National Transport Strategy must put limits on our damaging travel habits.
25 years of environmental campaigning
Richard reflects on what has changed in 25 years of environmental campaigning
Green jobs: for justice, and the planet
Will you help deliver green jobs for Scotland?
Our environmental recommendations for the Edinburgh Festival
Top tips for climate-themed shows, including theatre, comedy and a reading of ‘the most important climate report in history.’
No future for nuclear power
The politics of Scotland mean that new nuclear reactors here are almost unthinkable and the price of the renewable energy alternatives have fallen way below the cost of nuclear.
Political rhetoric on climate change is improving, but political action is lagging behind
The Scottish Government declared a Climate Emergency but failed to seriously increase action in the next decade.
Transport Bill continues its journey of highs and lows
Looking at the good, the bad and the (f)unfair as the Transport Bill progresses through Holyrood Committee.
