MoD confirms potential Scottish bomb sites after Ferret revelations
Government names areas being assessed for new munitions plants after The Ferret uncovers hidden details in a botched FoI response.
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FFS explains: loss and damage at COP26
As the dust settles after COP26, campaigners have been reacting to the agreements which emerged from the conference. An important
‘Greenwashing’ Glasgow: corporate COP uncovered
With nearly 1,000 representatives from the fossil fuel industry and big business — and over 40 official and unofficial side
‘Killing us all’: stories from the front line of the climate crisis
People dying before middle age in the oil-scarred Niger Delta, falling ill from the effects of air pollution in Iraq,
Scotland ‘way behind’ England on tackling sewage leaks
Scotland is “way behind” England in solving problems with sewage spills into rivers, according to Scottish Government officials. Internal emails
A ‘toxic tour’ of Glasgow’s links with fossil fuel industry
As hosts of the COP 26 climate summit, Glasgow has been keen to promote its green image and position itself
Revealed: Westminster COP26 PR firms linked to fossil fuels
The UK’s chief spin doctor at the COP26 climate conference is on secondment from a PR company which works
Scottish Government urged big oil to use young people to boost COP26 message
The Scottish Government urged the oil and gas industry to use “the voices of young people” for “powerful messaging” at
The FFS Show Episode 19: the Just Transition and emissions targets
What is the Just Transition? And is the Scottish Government achieving it? These questions will be answered on episode 19
Cambo oil plan is ‘uneconomic’, say experts
The plan to drill for oil deep under the sea at Cambo, north west of Shetland, is “uneconomic” and would
Global military carbon emissions ‘significantly’ under-reported
Thirty-five countries with the world’s largest militaries — including the UK — have been condemned as “poor” for refusing to disclose
Growing Glasgow: meet the communities finding solutions to food poverty
On a crisp November afternoon in Maryhill, Glasgow, a small group of mask-clad local residents begin to gather just outside
Haiti’s cry: why we need to hear its young activists, excluded from COP26
“I come from a country which is already extremely affected by climate change,” explains Macius Djivenson, a 24-year-old law student