Friends of the Earth Scotland
Part of the worlds largest international environmental network, Friends of the Earth Scotland champions renewable energy, better public transport, cleaner rivers and beaches, and freedom of information, and tackles issues like opencast mining, GM crops, the need for reduction of waste and traffic, and the eradication of fuel poverty.
Primary web addresses
http://www.foe-scotland.org.uk
Main Address
Lamb's House
Burgess Street
Edinburgh EH6 6RD
Burgess Street
Edinburgh EH6 6RD
Country
United Kingdom
Main Telephone
44 (0)131 554 9977
Joined OneWorld
30.09.2005
Features
04.07.2008
The Royal Bank of Scotland's Corporate Responsibility Report, launched today, runs into a barrage of criticism from a coalition of NGOs who cast doubt on the bank’s green credentials because of its ongoing role in financing fossil fuel expansion around the world.
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Image: Sustainable and unsustainable energy sources
23.12.2005
Some of the proposed changes to Scottish planning law could be a planning disaster for many communities, warns a leading environmental group.
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19.12.2005
Although a face-saving deal was reached on trade issues at the WTO meeting in Hong Kong, the global trade system remains in crisis, warns a leading environment group. The agreement contains proposals that will further threaten the global environment and the livelihoods of the world's poorest people.
more...Related topics/regions: [Hong Kong] [Poverty] [Trade] [Environment]
Image: Trade Justice Campaigners © Gabrielle Hamm
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