Every year, small Scottish businesses are faced with rising fuel bills, but Zero Waste Scotland is here to cool them down. Continue reading Keep your business in shape and save a few pounds
Heating rural homes in Scotland with used cooking oil may be the most effective way of reducing their carbon emissions, according to industry experts. Continue reading Used cooking oil to heat rural homes to tackle climate change
Edinburgh is one of 115 cities around the world taking action on climate change today as part of EIT Climate-KIC’s annual Climathon – the award-winning 24-hour hackathon that unites students, entrepreneurs, big thinkers, technical experts and app developers in tackling the defining climate challenges of their cities. Continue reading Edinburgh citizens to tackle local climate change challenges during 24-hour worldwide hackathon
Free family event at West Pilton Park
Friday 2nd November 12.30 – 2.00pm
Two events coming up:
An anti-waste campaigner, who has already made waves with her videos for BBC’s The Social, has picked up an award for her work to tackle plastic waste at this year’s Scottish Resources Awards. Continue reading Scottish Resources Awards winners announced
Edinburgh Napier University has reinforced its commitment to environmental sustainability by introducing a host of new measures to reduce food waste and plastic use. Continue reading Edinburgh Napier moves to reduce food waste and plastic use
Last week, environmental protesters have hit the headlines for posting their empty crisp packets back to the UK’s largest crisp makers, Walkers – but ready salted snacks aren’t the only offenders. Continue reading Should we be sending dirty nappies in the post instead of crisp packets?
I am delighted to invite you to our next Welcoming a Greener Future event (Climate Week Celebration 2018) which will take place on Sat 6th October 12-4pm at Bridgend Farmhouse. Continue reading Welcoming A Greener Future: Climate Week celebration at Bridgend Farmhouse
SNP MSPs move to block toilet (plans)
Councils could soon be obliged to consider how the provision of public toilets and water fountains could be improved after a Green MSP’s amendments to the planning bill were backed by a Holyrood committee today. Continue reading Green MSP flushed with success following committee decision
