Response to UKCCC on new climate targets
Response to the UK Committee on Climate Change's consultation on the level and format of future climate targets for Scotland. Uses a Fair Shares approach to argue for a new…
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Research & Briefings
Read our briefings and analysis on key environmental issues
Climate Change Plan – submission to ECCLR Committee January 2017
Summary – the Climate Change Plan is the product of a very large amount of work and contains many welcome measures, as well as painting an attractive vision of a…
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Joint Statement on Just Transition
It’s time for a Just Transition in Scotland, moving to a modern low-carbon economy in ways which protect workers’ livelihoods, create a new industrial base and deliver a fairer Scotland….
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Joint Statement on Just Transition
Read our Joint Statement calling for a Just Transition in Scotland with partners the Scottish Trade Union Congress, Communication Workers Union Scotland, Public and Commercial Services Union Scotland, Unite Scotland, Unison…
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Report from Just Transition conference
Read the report from our conference 'How to get a Just Transition to a Low Carbon Economy in Scotland' held in Glasgow in December 2016.
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Supporter briefing on Just Transition to a Low Carbon Economy
The urgent need to stop greenhouse gas emissions, the opportunities of new and green jobs, declining employment in oil and gas and the desire to promote social justice require a…
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Annual Review 2016
Annual review of our work from January to December 2016.
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An Environmental Rights Centre for Scotland? – A Discussion Paper
This paper from Scottish Environment LINK’s Legal Strategy Subgroup sets out the case for an Environmental Rights Centre for Scotland ahead of our seminar of the same name on 14…
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Scottish Environment LINK briefing: Economic impacts, seismic activity and decommissioning of onshore oil and gas
A briefing by Scottish Environment LINK on the economic impacts, seismic activity and decommissioning of fracking and unconventional fossil fuels.
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