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Climate justice activists from Divest Strathclyde call for Strathclyde Pension Fund to kick out polluters in football-themed photo stunt in Glasgow.

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Climate justice activists from Divest Strathclyde call for Strathclyde Pension Fund to kick out polluters in football-themed photo stunt in Glasgow.

Workers forced to pay thousands for training courses, leading to calls for an “offshore passport” allowing them to transfer skills from fossil fuels to renewables

This Clean Air Day (17 June 2021), environmental campaigners have warned that the opportunity for cleaner air is disappearing quickly as councils fail to take action. After a delay due…

Campaigners have welcomed Dundee City Council’s plans to begin establishing a Low Emission Zone for the city which has been promised for a number of years. The consultation, launched yesterday…
Campaigners are urging politicians to spell out how they will support a managed transition away from fossil fuels to tackle the climate crisis.
Glasgow City Councillors deferred a decision on what to do with over £500 million of fossil fuel investments today, whilst agreeing that divestment could take place in principle. As one…
Glasgow Councillors urged to end the city’s £508million pension fund investments in coal, oil and gas companies to tackle the climate crisis.

Press Release from Operation Noah, Eco-Congregation Scotland and Christian Aid Scotland Today, the Church of Scotland General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to endorse the Church of Scotland decision to divest…

Fossil fuel exploration must halt immediately to meet climate goals.

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