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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

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.

Join our National Meetings
We’re kicking off monthly national meetings for our movement to learn, share and plot together.
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Making the Just Transition real
UK and Scottish Governments need to do more to ensure the jobs and benefits of the energy transition stay in the UK.

Solidarity with frontline communities at the BP AGM
Oil giants BP held their global AGM in Aberdeen, so we went along with indigenous and climate activists to call time on their harmful activities.

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.

The (non) future of oil and gas
The Westminster Committee’s report into future of oil and gas fails to reflect reality of climate change.

Is the Scottish Government working towards a Just Transition?
Scottish Government policy supports decarbonisation while also promoting increased extraction of fossil fuels. To achieve a Just Transition, what will it take to move beyond these contradictory positions?

Scotland’s Just Transition and the ‘Gilets Jaunes’
In the light of ‘Gilet Jaunes’ protests, it is clear that radical change, organising, democratic ownership, and government intervention are essential parts of the transition to a low carbon economy.

Discussing a Just Transition for workers in Aberdeen
UCU hosted a seminar to discuss the potential for a transformation that protects workers.

Shell’s 50th anniversary in the North Sea – 50 years of climate change
Is there really much to celebrate as Shell reach 50 years of working in the North Sea?