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Making sense of the Scottish Parliament vote on data centres
What the hell happened with data centres yesterday?
Iran War shows we must chart a path away from fossil fuels
If we were generating energy in the UK with reliable, affordable renewables we would be far more insulated from these external shocks.
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.
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What I learned on a climate tour of Scotland
People across Scotland are playing their part in tackling climate change, now it’s time for our politicians to step up.
Fracking: When is a Ban a Ban?
What the Ineos court defeat means for fracking in Scotland.
Don’t believe the hype – Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone proposals are not progressive
Their LEZ proposals are too slow, not strong enough and fail to push bus companies.
What’s going on with Scotland’s Climate Bill?
The Scottish Government’s new Climate Bill has been unveiled. It is hugely disappointing.
Edinburgh Science Festival should cut it ties to fossil fuels and nuclear power
If Edinburgh’s Science Festival wants to celebrate life it should cut its ties with fossil fuels and nuclear power
Growing support for a net-zero climate emissions Scotland
The publication of Scotland’s new Climate Change Bill is imminent, and calls are growing for a net-zero target.
Fracking in Limbo following INEOS legal challenge
Scotland’s fracking ban was recently challenged in court – what happens now?
Learning about intersectionality and climate change
Understanding and implementing an intersectional approach to climate justice in Scotland
Strong language on the final day of fracking challenge
The third day of INEOS and Reach CSG’s judicial review of the fracking ban drew to an early close, and with it, the substantive hearing as a whole.
