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Parliamentary Briefing – Civil litigation and access to environmental justice (Jan 2018)

Friends of the Earth Scotland’s briefing to MSPs ahead of their first debate and initial vote on the Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) Bill.

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Consultation response to “Local Bus Services in Scotland” consultation

In this consultation response: We make the point that buses are at the heart of successful public transport networks, are a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of people in Scotland,…

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Response to Low Emission Zone consultation Nov 2017

In our response to the Scottish Government’s Consultation, we noted our full support the principle of LEZs, but note that for LEZs to be a success in Scotland: The Government…

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Guidance on responding to the Scottish National Investment Bank consultation

Friends of the Earth Scotland is working to encourage individuals, civil society organisations and socially beneficial industries to engage with the Scottish Government’s plan to create a Scottish National Investment…

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Councils: Fuelling the Fire

This report shows that UK council pension funds invest over £16 billion in fossil fuel – the industry most responsible for climate change. Scottish councils were found to have £1.8…

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Parliamentary Briefing – Raising Scotland’s Climate Ambition (Oct 2017)

The statement on progress against our greenhouse gas targets, given by Scottish Government’s climate minister Roseanna Cunningham on 31 October 2017, is the Scottish Parliament’s last chance to discuss climate…

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Parliamentary Briefing: Banning Fracking in Scotland

Our briefing to MSPs ahead of the final Scottish Parliament debate and vote on the hard-won fracking ban.

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Events Volunteer Role Description

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Parliamentary Briefing: Air Pollution in Scotland (Sep 2017)

The Programme for Government announced on 5 September included some big victories for FoES’ campaign against the deadly and illegal levels of air pollution in Scotland, but there is a…

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