SSE want to ‘pull wool over’ public’s eyes on Peterhead gas expansion plan
Climate activists protest SSE huge profits and company plans to build new gas burning power station at Peterhead.
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Protest tells energy giant Equinor ‘Scotland will be fossil free’
Demonstration against company’s plans to build a new gas burning power station at Peterhead and to drill the Rosebank oil field.
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Oil giant Equinor posts profits ‘obscene’ as families struggle with energy bills
Equinor is the UK’s largest supplier of fossil gas and is set on continuing to develop fossil fuel infrastructure
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Bute House Agreement ends
Climate campaigners have said that the end of the BHA ‘does not change the fact’ that the Scottish Government needs to get its climate plans back on track. A Friends of…
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Bute House protest urges First Minister ‘not to break climate promises’
Scrapping climate targets means a weakening of action, less scrutiny on Ministers and is a ‘betrayal’ of those impacted by climate breakdown.
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Climate targets scrapped: Worst decision in the history of the Scottish Parliament
Climate campaigners are furious that the Scottish Government’s has decided to scrap its 2030 targets to cut climate pollution labelling it “the worst environmental decision in the history of the…
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No UK Government style climate slowdown from SNP/Greens, warn campaigners
This is a moment of climate truth to see if the Scottish Government is truly committed to taking the action needed this decade.
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MSPs vote in favour of circular economy law
Campaigners say that a new law to create a circular economy in Scotland has the potential to significantly reduce our climate and nature impacts.
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‘Chickens have come home to roost’ on Scottish Government climate failures
Ministers have failed to stand up to oil lobbyists and those who would delay climate progress.
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