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Scottish money is fuelling the climate crisis.
Divestment is about freeing our communities, institutions and government from the power of fossil fuel polluters.
Grassroots campaigning around the world has led to thousands of organisations worth trillions of pound committing to divest from fossil fuels. In Scotland 17 organisations have committed to go fossil free.
This is a great start but there’s much more to do to. Take action on divestment and help us ensure Scotland’s future is fossil free.
Local councils invest £1.2 billion in fossil fuels
Towards fossil free local government
The majority of Scotland’s local councils have declared a climate emergency, but all still invest climate polluters through their pension funds. Concerted action from politicians, pension fund members and communities can make the change for divestment.
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Have your voice heard
Take action right now: ask your local councillor to support divestment from fossil fuels using our simple email tool.
Email your councillorScotland's leaders can go fossil free
We're calling on the Scottish Government and Parliament to divest
Our Divest Scotland campaign is building support for the Scottish Government and the Scottish Parliament to invest in a sustainable future, free from fossil fuels. Read our latest campaign briefing.
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Explore local groups and get help and advice
People are taking action on divestment across the country as part of the People Power Network! Take part, find local actions and get advice on our dedicated site.
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Get technical help, guidance and resources about fossil fuel divestment
Interested in fossil fuel divestment? Our resources page includes how-to guides, briefings, useful for people in universities, faith groups and other institutions.
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