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01 February 2010
Joint response to permitted development for microturbines and air-source heat pumps consultation
Joint Friends of the Earth Scotland and WWF Scotland submission to the Scottish Government's consultation on permitted development for microturbine and air-source heat pumps.
Joint Friends of the Earth Scotland and WWF Scotland submission to the Scottish Government's consultation on permitted development for microturbine and air-source heat pumps.
05 January 2010
Submission to Energy Efficiency Consultation
Submission to the Scottish Government's energy efficiency action plan consultation.
Submission to the Scottish Government's energy efficiency action plan consultation.
11 December 2009
Submission to Active Travel Inquiry
Submission to the Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee's Active Travel Inquiry.
Submission to the Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee's Active Travel Inquiry.
07 December 2009
SCCS Briefing on Scottish Government Climate Change Debate
Ahead of the Copenhagen summit, a Stop Climate Chaos Scotland briefing for the Scottish Government's climate change debate on 7 December 2009.
Ahead of the Copenhagen summit, a Stop Climate Chaos Scotland briefing for the Scottish Government's climate change debate on 7 December 2009.
03 December 2009
Joint submission to the Scottish Parliament's Banking Inquiry
A joint submission by Friends of the Earth Scotland, People and Planet, World Development Movement, Banktrack and Platform to the economy, energy and tourism committee banking inquiry.
A joint submission by Friends of the Earth Scotland, People and Planet, World Development Movement, Banktrack and Platform to the economy, energy and tourism committee banking inquiry.
01 December 2009
The Wave campaign guide
On 5 December 2009 activists from across Scotland will attend the Wave, Scotland's largest ever climate change demonstration taking place in advance of the UK climate talks in Copenhagen. The Wave is organised by the Stop Climate Chaos Scotland coalition, of which we are a member.
On 5 December 2009 activists from across Scotland will attend the Wave, Scotland's largest ever climate change demonstration taking place in advance of the UK climate talks in Copenhagen. The Wave is organised by the Stop Climate Chaos Scotland coalition, of which we are a member.
12 November 2009
Banking on Carbon Accountability 2
Financial institutions are in a unique position to influence greenhouse gas emissions through investment. However, current carbon reporting fails to capture this opportunity. This briefing proposes one tool to measure the climate performance of financial institutions, taking into account both their climate policies and their direct financial investment.
Financial institutions are in a unique position to influence greenhouse gas emissions through investment. However, current carbon reporting fails to capture this opportunity. This briefing proposes one tool to measure the climate performance of financial institutions, taking into account both their climate policies and their direct financial investment.
03 November 2009
Wasting away
A report highlighting Scotland's lost potential to recover financial and environmental value from waste.
A report highlighting Scotland's lost potential to recover financial and environmental value from waste.
29 October 2009
CREW Badger in Waste Wonderland film
Follow Badger's exploration of the impacts of waste in this 5 minute animation.
Follow Badger's exploration of the impacts of waste in this 5 minute animation.
23 October 2009
The Wave mobilisation pack
On Saturday 5th December, people from across Scotland will come together to send a clear message about climate change to world leaders meeting in Copenhagen for the UN climate change negotiations. It is anticipated that this will be the largest ever demonstration in support of action on climate change in Scotland.
On Saturday 5th December, people from across Scotland will come together to send a clear message about climate change to world leaders meeting in Copenhagen for the UN climate change negotiations. It is anticipated that this will be the largest ever demonstration in support of action on climate change in Scotland.
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