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• Blog: Can Scotland’s proposed new climate plan do what it says on the tin?
• SCCS’s response: UK government announcement that it will not grant new licences for oil and gas fields
• COP30 outcome – SCCS response 
• COP30 blog: reflecting on the first week in Belém
• COP30 blog: Giving up on climate change is a luxury our children cannot afford
• Press release: SCCS response to Scottish Government shelving plans for the Heat in Buildings Bill
• New draft climate plan must be strengthened to deliver transformational changes and benefits for all Scots
• Press release: Scotland urged to ‘reboot’ climate action as world leaders arrive for global COP30 climate talks in Brazil
• Scotland’s new Climate Change Plan – an explainer
• Press release: Scotland Demands Better anti-poverty march, Saturday 25th October 2025
• 3 things I learnt from bringing hundreds of people to Edinburgh to talk to their MSPs about climate action
• Scotland’s climate coalition condemns Conservative plans to scrap the UK’s Climate Change Act
• First Minister among MSPs meeting Scots to talk about climate change and how to tackle it at Scotland’s climate lobby 
• Climate justice starts with seeing the bigger picture
• Scotland’s biggest ever climate lobby to be staged in Edinburgh as new research shows substantial support for ambitious climate action
• SCCS response to Conservative’s pledge to maximise oil and gas extraction
• From Fields to Families: Why Scotland Must Act on Climate
• Reaction after summer storm Floris batters Scotland
• INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE CLIMATE OPINION: MINISTERS NOW HAVE A DUTY TO ACT
• Warmth, Wildfires and Weather Anomalies
• Scottish Government plans to follow climate advisors recommended carbon budget levels – fast, fair and clear plan of action to reduce emissions is now needed
• Tackling the climate crisis and poverty together – what are the connections and what can we learn from our movements?
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland is recruiting a Press and Communications Lead
• “They Didn’t Want to Listen”: The Parents Pushing Back Against Climate Inaction 
• Advisors issue clear pathway to meet climate goals and urgent call for action
• Views on the 2025/26 Programme for Government
• Climate justice is vital for global security
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland is recruiting a Mass Lobby Coordinator
• ‘Too Little, Too Slowly’ – SCCS’s response to the Programme for Government 
• Scottish Government’s climate action continues to be stuck in reverse, with car reduction target kicked to the kerb 
• New assessment of Scottish Government progress on key climate commitments and proposals for securing a greener, fairer, healthier Scotland
• The new SCCS strategic framework for 2025-2027
• Scottish Wildlife Trust briefing: Starting with the basics – an in-depth look at the potential of Scotland’s farm payments to help tackle the nature and climate crisis
• Lights, camera, climate action: why we started 2025 with a mock film set outside the Scottish Parliament
• Scotland United for Climate Action – reception at the Scottish Parliament, 7th January 2025
• Holyrood urged to make a Hollywood climate action blockbuster in 2025 to get Scotland’s emission cuts back on track
• Campaigners deliver damning verdict on climate action in 2024 
• Rethinking Scotland’s road map: Making cleaner, greener travel easier for everyone
• Open letter to the First Minister – end of Emission Reduction Targets Bill must be a turning point for action
• MSPs vote on scrapping Scotland’s climate targets
• What are the key issues at COP29, and what would progress look like?
• SCCS and SCCAN Climate Action Workshops – November 2024
• However carbon emissions are measured is meaningless without action – response to new Scottish Government Emission Reduction Targets Bill
• Programme for Government – fast delivery and fair funding needed or climate action will again fall far short 
• The 2024 Programme for Government – will it be the turning point for climate action we urgently need?
• Scottish Greenhouse Gas Emissions Statistics for 2022 – a summary of the results
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland Press Release: Response to 2022 greenhouse gas emissions data
• UK general election 2024 – information and resources
• Campaigners warn that Scotland’s climate plans are ‘doomed to fail’ without robust public scrutiny
• Five years on from the Scottish Parliament declaring a climate emergency – what has happened since?
• ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE A ‘SCIENTIFIC AND MORAL IMPERATIVE’ SAY CIVIC SOCIETY, FAITH LEADERS AND SCIENTISTS
• An overview of climate policy and political changes – Spring 2024 
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland Press Release: Weakening Scotland’s climate legislation an ‘abject failure’ and Scottish Government’s response ‘wholly inadequate’
• Advisors deliver damning verdict on insufficient climate action
• We cannot afford to keep delaying climate action 
• Clearer plans urgently needed to avoid climate and economic chaos
• Scotland’s Climate Change Plan: failings with the last process and what needs to happen next 
• Environment watchdog says Scottish Government’s next climate plan must avoid previous legal failings, following challenge by campaigners
• Take heart – around the world, people want to see action on climate change 
• 41% forestry cut will torpedo net zero
• 2024 – the Post Office scandal and the need for climate leadership 
• Scots urge party leaders to make new year commitment to climate action following missed targets and increasingly severe impacts
• Reaction to the outcome of COP28
• Scots show support for climate on Global Day of Action 
• COP28 blog
• Now We Rise: Scottish Climate Event to Join COP28 Global Day of Action 
• COP28: a key test of the process and Scotland’s climate credibility on the world stage
• Scotland’s new Climate Change Plan: What it is, why it is important and how SCCS will judge its content
• Time for action that builds on warm words to address heating planet – next few months will be critical test of Scotland’s climate commitments 
• Parliamentary Pledge on Loss and Damage
• Press release: Stop Climate Chaos Scotland publishes largest ever Climate Manifesto
• Manifesting climate action
• Job opportunity: Campaign Coordinator
• Climate campaigners respond to Scottish Government’s Programme for Government 2023: 
• SCCS press release – GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS: TARGET MISSED MEANS GREATER ACTION AND MONEY NEEDED
• Online workshop – Collective action for climate and nature: communicating with decision makers
• Climate Fringe Festival 2023
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland reacts to latest global heating forecasts
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland welcomes the new First Minister
• AR6… or should that be AAAAAARRRRRR!?
• Press release: Climate and nature groups urge next First Minister to ‘urgently pick up the pace’ in tackling environmental crises
• Help us shape the future of the Climate Fringe!
• PPPs Hampering Net Zero Ambitions – blog by Jubilee Scotland
• 2023: Climate and the year ahead
• Looking back on more than a decade of international climate justice campaigning
• Media statement: Stop Climate Chaos Scotland reacts to the latest Climate Change Committee report on emissions reductions in Scotland
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland press release: COP27 finally ends with historic agreement on Loss and Damage finance but lack of progress on agreeing emission reductions leaves critical temperature threshold dangerously out of reach
• COP27 diary – Kirstie Shirra
• COP27 climate talks remain stuck in the slow lane
• COP27 diary – Becky Kenton-Lake
• Scotland continues to show leadership on loss and damage: all rich nations must urgently address this grave injustice at COP27
• First Minister urged to match rhetoric with action on climate at COP27 to avoid tarnishing credibility on world stage
• Response to First Minister’s speech on loss and damage
• Scottish Government faces ‘crucial credibility test’ as world experts arrive in Scotland for talks on climate-induced loss and damage
• Press release: Polluters must pay to finance climate justice in Scotland and globally 
• Press release: Climate Fringe Festival launches – Scotland’s call for action on climate change
• Press release – 100 days to COP27: Flagship report wants of failure without progress on finance for countries experiencing worst climate impacts
• A tale of two stories: Scotland’s climate achievements compared with ambitions
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland response to greenhouse gas emissions’ data: Emissions targets met but greater action needed
• Invitation to tender: research on fiscal levers for climate action
• Scottish local government elections 2022
• Could you be our new Climate Fringe Coordinator?
• 100 days since COP26 finished in Glasgow – what now for climate policy in Scotland?
• Opportunity to be the new Co-Chair of SCCS
• Climate change: Scottish Government still needs to up its game to cut carbon emissions
• Media statement: CCC report on emissions reductions in Scotland
• Kat Jones: Glasgow is re-writing the history of COP
• Whisky auction to raise funds for climate action
• COP26 Blog: Tom Ballantine on the outcome of the climate talks
• Press release: Outcome from COP26
• Blog – My first week at my first COP
• Press release: COP26 delegates from Global South meet First Minister
• COP26 Blog – Suzi Murning on Transport
• Press Release: Artists inspired by Scotland’s messages to COP26
• COP26 Blog – Jim Densham on Transport
• COP26 Blog – Dr Samantha Ross on Education and Climate Change
• COP26 Blog – Water Witness International on Adaptation
• Press Release: Time is running out to make COP26 in Glasgow count
• COP26 Blog – Jamie Livingstone & Simon Anderson on Loss and Damage
• COP26 Blog – Lexi Parfitt on Nature
• COP26 Blog – Mary Church on Carbon Markets
• COP26 Blog – Jamie Livingstone on Climate Finance
• Press Release: COP26 Begins in Glasgow
• Press release: First Minister urged to reject Cambo oil field
• Jamie Livingstone on the Glasgow Climate Dialogues
• Media statement: Scottish Government Climate Justice Funding
• Press Release: Climate Fringe Week
• Media statement in response to the Programme for Government
• A Message to International Civil Society
• Press Release: Glasgow Climate Dialogues
• “Volunteering is a unique opportunity to bring climate justice to COP26.”
• Media statement in response to the Scottish Government’s iNDC
• Volunteer at COP26!
• Press release: Climate Scotland
• Climate emissions results ‘alarming’ – serious action needed to meet targets
• Press release: Climate Fringe Week
• Could you be the new Chair of our board?
• COP26 Homestay Network
• Press release: COP26 Homestay Network
• Share #OorFootprint on social media
• Climate Change Plan update – our reaction to news that the original version will be published
• SHARE | SHOW | SHOUT for Climate Justice
• Press release: Climate Change Plan Update
• Could you be our new Communications and Campaigns Officer?
• More detail needed to show how Climate Change Plan update will meet Scotland’s targets
• Stop Climate Chaos Scotland’s response to the UK Governments climate commitment ahead of COP26 in Glasgow
• Scottish Government’s pledge to deliver an indicative Nationally Determined Contribution ahead of COP26: SCCS’ response
• 12 months until 196 countries hold critical climate talks in Glasgow
• Rich countries such as Scotland must not abandon world’s poorest people amid the climate crisis, warns Scottish coalition
• TIME FOR SCOTLAND TO LEAD THE WORLD ON CLIMATE ACTION
• It’s time to empower ourselves and work together for a better future
• Finding our way through two emergencies
• Where is the ‘local’ in our Green Recovery?
• Transitioning to a circular economy is key for Scotland’s just and green recovery.
• Our economic recovery must protect and enhance our land and sea
• The complexity of our food systems and the implications for climate change
• We need a global recovery that leaves no one behind
• Three ways to make our buildings fit for the future
• Harnessing Scotland’s climate example: our call for an indicative Nationally Determined Contribution
• Scottish campaigners come together online to tackle climate emergency
• Interview with Stop Climate Chaos Scotland founder Mike Robinson
• CLIMATE EMISSION RESULTS ‘INCREDIBLY WORRYING’, MORE ACTION NEEDED TO MEET TARGETS
• Multiple Crises on a Finite Earth: Water, Climate and COVID-19
• COP26 is delayed a year – 3 things we need to do and 3 reasons why it might just work
• NEW DATE FOR KEY UN CLIMATE TALKS COP26 ANNOUNCED
• The importance of marine carbon
• Response to Climate Committee advice to Scottish Government
• Thoughts on the Postponement of COP
• There will be no going back to ‘normal’
• SCCS Statement: Reaction to Glasgow Climate Summit COP26 Postponement
• Recruitment of new board members
• Could you be our new Administration and Finance Officer?
• Seeking a COP26 Venue and Events Coordinator
• Scottish Government must take immediate and decisive action to cut Scotland’s emissions, says new report
• Looking ahead to Glasgow COP26
• Inaction at COP25 in Madrid heaps pressure on climate talks in Glasgow
• The power of hope
• In Madrid, at COP25, the climate action is outside the negotiation rooms
• Carbon markets are not the answer to the climate crisis
• Malawian farmer explains the devastating impact of the climate crisis at COP25
• Half a million gather for Madrid climate march – let’s harness the momentum for Glasgow
• Civil society coalition issues rallying cry for Scotland from mass mobilisation in Madrid
• Guest Blog: Why we should care about Loss and Damage
• Global climate talks in Madrid “a key springboard” for COP26 in Glasgow
• The Climate Bill: reflections and next steps
• SCCS Members’ COP26 Briefings
• Statement on COP25
• Scottish Parliament has new Climate Legislation
• Stop Climate Chaos welcomes move to support 75% reduction in emissions by 2030
• Gaun Yersels the Scottish Youth Climate Strikers!!
• Last chance to influence MSPs in Scotland’s Climate Bill
• Introducing our new Coalition Manager
• Open letter signed by thousands calls for tougher targets
• Work with us: SCCS Administration and Campaigns Officer (Part time)
• Glasgow lined up as potential host for COP26 – SCCS comment
• Blog: This crisis is uniquely global, and our actions must be global too
• Blog: 10 years on, still much climate work to be done
• No time to lose in tackling climate emergency as MSPs back net-zero climate target
• Blog: It’s black and white as missed target shows need for urgent action
• Scottish Government misses 2017 annual climate emissions target – SCCS comment
• Guest blog: Our planet’s wildlife is on red alert
• Blog: What now for Scotland after climate emergency declaration?
• Scottish Government announce net zero target – SCCS comment
• Climate Change Committee net zero report – SCCS comment
• Guest blog: the intersections between gender, climate and health
• Nitrogen research by Scottish Government is ‘welcome first step’ towards cutting pollution
• Campaigners demand urgent action from politicians as clock is ticking to stop climate chaos
• Climate debate must make commitment to urgent political action
• 70% of people in Scotland support further action on climate change amid surging levels of concern, poll shows
• Blog: Climate science says we all must do more, faster
• Guest Blog: Five reasons modern trade deals are terrible for the climate
• Blog: warm weather and climate strikes
• SCCS Reaction to Scottish Parliament’s Climate Committee Report
• Guest Blog: Unique opportunity in Scotland to avoid ‘Recipe for Disaster’
• Guest Blog: Businesses want Scotland to lead on climate change
• Guest Blog: Why every year must be the Year of Young People
• Slow Progress to Prevent a Climate Catastrophe
• Greens launch bid for Climate Emergency Bill – SCCS comment
• Campaigners encourage First Minister to put Scotland at the fore of climate leadership at UN Climate Summit
• Scotland must take heed of UN climate change report
• Scottish Government must act on UN climate change report
• New report calls for ‘decisive and urgent’ action on climate change from Scottish Government
• Scots demand politicians stop gambling with our future
• Quantifying the implications of the Paris Agreement: What role for Scotland?
• Walking and cycling can tackle climate change now
• Scottish Labour announces backing of net zero emissions target
• Scotland makes strong progress on cutting climate emissions
• Scottish Government’s Climate Change Bill ‘hugely disappointing’
• Why Scotland must set a target of net zero emissions
• SCCS reaction to Scottish Government’s Energy Efficiency Route Map
• New Scottish Climate Bill must fix climate plan which fails to deliver
• Scottish Government Climate Change Plan fails to deliver
• Why we should make homes more energy efficient
• ‘We Want to See Double’ – we got there!
• Huge majority call for zero emissions by 2050 target for Scotland
• Scottish Budget should be climate-proof say campaigners
• What do the UN climate talks mean for Scotland?
• First Minister calls for urgent and early action on climate change
• Connecting the dots for a fairer, greener future
• SCCS welcome news that First Minister will go to UN climate conference
• Over 17,000 call for Scotland to lead on climate change
• Engineering a Zero Carbon Future?
• A climate act for all our futures
• Warm Homes
• Too much of a good thing
• SCCS response to 2017-18 Programme for Government
• Thousands urge Scottish Government to raise their ambition on climate change
• SCCS calls for ambition in new Climate Change Bill – letter to First Minister
• Scots urged to Act for our Future
• Scotland hits 2015 climate emissions target
• Coalition calls for Scotland to commit to zero emissions by 2050
• Joint statement on Paris Agreement
• Can the way we farm be part of the solution?
• MSPs publish recommendations for Scotland’s plan to tackle climate change
• More action needed in Scotland’s Climate Change Plan
• Scots ‘Show the Love’ for the life that climate change threatens
• Scotland’s Climate Change Plan sets out a welcome vision of low-carbon society, but more work needed to achieve it
• Campaigners call for swift action after UN Climate Conference in Marrakech
• Blog from Marrakech: Still waiting for action on climate change
• Blog from Marrakech: Paris Agreement gets going but much to resolve
• Blog: The world needs to try three times harder to cut emissions
• Campaigners welcome Scotland Environment Secretary’s attendance at UN Climate Summit
• Climate campaigners welcome Paris Agreement coming into force
• Party leaders support drive for positive climate action
• UK watchdog calls for more action on Scottish climate change targets
• Climate results welcome but more action needed
• Parties to put election focus on climate promises
• Parties to debate climate change ahead of Holyrood elections
• Scotland must maintain high ambition to meet climate targets
• Scottish Government must reduce carbon emissions from air travel
• Airport passenger figures show abandoning APD is unnecessary
• Campaigners call on politicians to deliver climate action
• Blog: Cutting air passenger duty would be counter-productive in so many ways
• SCCS response to the Paris Agreement
• Blog: People Power in Paris – We are making another world possible
• Climate campaigners issue rallying call to concerned citizens
• Guest blog from Paris climate talks: Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon MSP
• Campaigners pleased by FM’s climate justice pledge
• Climate campaigners welcome First Minister’s Paris visit
• SCCS reacts to Prime Minister’s Paris speech
• Thousands set to show their colours for climate, justice and jobs
• Scots groups join forces to march for climate, justice and jobs
• Seven transformative climate policies launched for 2016 elections
• Scotland to join global call for climate action
• Scottish Government Response to Missed Target – SCCS Comment
• Scotland Misses Fourth Climate Target
• Scots tell First Minister why they care about climate change
• Civil society groups demand ethical public procurement
• Government advisors call for more action to reduce Scotland’s emissions
• Scots asked to ‘Show The Love’ for things we could lose to climate change
• UN climate talks end in ‘disappointment’
• Blog: UN talks in Lima 14 December
• SCCS response to outcome of Scottish independence referendum
• Scottish climate change efforts step up a gear
• New climate package looks promising
• SCCS welcomes additional funding for cycling
• UN report presents new climate challenge to Scotland
• Letter to Scottish Climate Change Minister regarding annual emissions targets
• Charities say Scotland must play its part to avoid climate chaos
• Scottish Government should seize the opportunity 
to create a low carbon country
• Flooding in Scotland shows need for strong climate change targets
• Blog series: UN climate change talks in Warsaw, Poland
• Government of ‘Coal-land’ must prioritise climate change
• Travelling Tales
• Letter to the Editor: Care for Others
• Scottish Climate Justice Fund is doubled
• Governments must act urgently to avoid catastrophic climate change
• SCCS tentatively welcomes additional funding for green transport
• Scottish Government’s climate plan doesn’t add up
• Scottish voters call for more action on climate change
• Scotland misses second climate target
• Letter to the editor: Scottish Procurement Reform Bill
• Significant changes needed to transport plans to reduce emissions
• UK watchdog warns of challenges ahead for climate targets
• Sturgeon urged to prioritise ethics in public spending
• Will fiction become reality?
• My review of ‘Beacons: stories for our not so distant future’
• Encouraging plans on low carbon behaviour change need to be matched by Government policies
• Ministers called to Parliament to explain climate change plan deemed ‘not credible’
• Government’s plan on climate change not credible
• Scotland must get its climate change strategy right
• Doha climate talks end: Scotland must show leadership
• Scotland urged to show leadership at Doha
• Scots respond to broken climate promise by urging Government ‘Get your Act together’
• Government falls short of getting climate change promise back on track
• SCCS writes to First Minister about climate change concerns
• Scottish Government fails first climate test
• Scotland at a crossroads on climate action
• Scottish Government must champion climate justice at Rio+20
• Climate is right for Scotland to make amends
• Scottish Climate Justice Fund shows the way forward
• Rio Connection in Scotland
• Scottish Government has heard our campaign asks: more funding announced for cycling and walking
• Watchdog issues warning on Scottish climate change action
• Calls for appropriate levels of funding to reduce emissions are ignored
• Cyclists tell Scottish Government to ‘Get on Yer Bike!’
• New Scottish Government must deliver on climate change
• SCCS response to COP15 Copenhagen talks
• The Wave floods into Glasgow to demand action on climate change
• Scotland ‘leads the world’ in the fight against climate change
• Hundreds gather to lobby MSPs on Scottish Climate Change Bill
• SCCS calls on parliament to deliver strong climate legislation