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What comes next for the new Scottish Parliament?
This Scottish Government and set of MSPs will be in the parliament for five years – the critical time for finalising Scotland’s transition away from fossil fuels.
Politicians caught pleading for oil company profits
Oil companies have been making obscene profits yet politicians are demanding their taxes are slashed.
Young people across Scotland unite to grill political candidates on climate change
Recapping the successful youth climate hustings as part of the 2026 Scottish Parliament election campaign
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The end of oil
How much longer can the UK extract oil and gas, given the urgency of climate change?
SeaChange report shows how we can protect climate and create jobs
New research shows UK oil and gas drilling plans will breach climate commitments. But a just transition to clean energy will create three times as many jobs.
Flying into trouble
Scottish Government decision to abandon their tax cut for flying was the right choice for the climate.
Responding to the climate emergency
What do you do in a national emergency, and what more action must the Scottish Government take?
Scotland is now set to aim for net-zero climate emissions by 2045, but will that tackle the climate emergency?
The net-zero climate target is an important signal that everything needs to change, but we must act to reduce emissions by 2030.
Crucial climate calculations will set targets for coming decades
Expert advice is likely to encourage Scottish & UK Governments to increase their climate targets, but not by enough in the crucial next decade.
As RBS chief leaves, will it usher in an end to fossil fuel finance?
RBS can demonstrate climate leadership by ending finance for fossil fuel projects
One billion useless bits of paper
Scotland should cut the needless waste created by the estimated 1 billion till receipts produced each year.
Bus companies refuse money to battle air pollution
Millions of pounds of public funding aimed at improving air pollution goes unspent as bus companies demand more money.
