This summer, 20 years on from the Earth Summit in Rio de Janiero, Brazil in 1992, government representatives from around the world will meet at a ‘Rio+20’ summit to discuss sustainable development.
Stop Climate Chaos Scotland is proud to support the Scottish premiere and previews of 'The Island President', screening in Glasgow, Stirling and Edinburgh in April 2012.
Local authorities have a key role to play in reducing Scotland's greenhouse gas emissions. The local elections in May this year offer an opportunity for all political parties to renew their commitment to climate change action at the local level.
Stop Climate Chaos Scotland has come together to identify five key areas which we would like to see all parties include in their manifestos for the local elections, to be taken forward by all local authorities after the elections.
28th February 2012
The Scottish Parliament will debate the the issue of climate justice later this week (Thursday 1st March).
Stop Climate Chaos Scotland produced a parliamentary briefing about this in order to inform the debate. You can read the briefing online here.
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