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IT’S TIME – To Save Our Environment!, say the pupils of Firrhill High School and Scottish Environment LINK , everyone media release, 27 April 2007
Next executive must take big green steps forward, everyone media release, 27 April 2007
Environmental debate sends Big Green message to Scotland’s politicians, everyone / Soil Association media release, 18 April 2007
Unique election event aims to find out if parties are in tune with the Big Green issues, everyone media release, 16 April 2007
Scottish environment charities urge the SNP: Make sustainable transport a priority, everyone media release, 16 March 2007
Santa pedals a greener future for everyone, everyone media release, 30 November 2006
Vote With Your Feet For A Better Quality Of Life, everyone media release, 30 November 2006
Impacts of unjust planning legislation revealed in new maps, Scottish Environment LINK media release, Tuesday 13 June 2006
Pitfalls in planning bill proposals, Scottish Environment LINK media release, Tuesday 6 September 2005
Half Time Report: How is the Scottish Executive doing on the environmental commitments it made in 2003?, everyone media release, 6 September 2005
New Coalition asks Parliament to get real on planning, Scottish Environment LINK and the Association of Scottish Community Councils, 3 August 2005
G8 Summit: anger at new leaked climate document, Friends of the Earth media release, 16 June 2005
Scottish action on climate branded 'inadequate' - inquiry report, Friends of the Earth media release, 18 May 2005
Scottish MPs must urgently tackle climate change, everyone media release, 2 May 2005
Thermal images reveal Parties' secrets, WWF media release, 4 May 2005
Election news: student leaders back climate campaign, everyone media release, 2 May 2005
The darling buds of March, The Scotsman, 27 April 2005
Election: where do the parties in scotland stand on climate?, everyone media release, 27 April 2005
Climate policies 'could improve', BBC, 26 April 2005
‘Candidate watch’ website to monitor parties pledges on environment, everyone media release, 22 April 2005
Nuclear call criticised, Green Consumer Guide, 20 April 2005
Amicus electricty 'dark age' warning, Friends of the Earth media release, 18 April 2005
Poll shows voters prefer wind power to nuclear. edie news, 15 April 2005
‘Largest ever’ environmental coalition to target election, everyone media release, 15 April 2005
Comments on leaked cabinet memo which reveals planning ‘betrayal’, everyone media release, 15 April 2005
Leaked cabinet memo reveals planning 'betrayal', Friends of the Earth media release, 15 April 2005
Politicians must stop ignoring the environment, Scottish Wildliefe Trust press release, 14 April 2005 (pdf, 101KB)
A Friendly chat with election candidates, The Edinburgh Evening News, 11 April 2005
Poll warning as voters back wind over nuclear power, Friends of the Earth media release, 11 April 2005
Scottish groups mobilse for trade justice week, Friends of the Earth media release, 8 April 2005
University switches on to solar power for computers, The Edinburgh Evening News, 6 April 2005
General Election Announced: Coalition calls for action on climate from all candidates, everyone media release, 5 April 2005
Radioactive Waste and Scotland: Going underground is no solution - says FoE, Friends of the Earth media release, 4 April 2005
Warning - pollution from farming needs tackling too, everyone media release, 3 April 2005
G8 warning from mps on climate change, Friends of the Earth media release, 27 March 2005
Nuclear warning: reactors at risk due to cracking cores, Friends of the Earth media release, 22 March 2005
New climate pollution figures released today, everyone media release, 21 March 2005
Brown speaks out on climate change, Friends of the Earth media release, 16 March 2005
Designed to make waves, The Herald, 15 March 2005
7.30pm, Thursday, 24th March 2005
Friends of the Earth Edinburgh Public Meeting
Climate Change: science meets politics
Dr Richard Dixon, Head of Policy, WWF Scotland
Government re-introduces stronger curbs on climate pollution from power sector, Friends of the Earth Europe media release, 11 March 2005
Environment groups welcome government recognition that world’s resources are not limitless, everyone media release, 7 March 2005
Orkney tidal energy funding announcement welcomed, everyone media release, 3 March 2005
Scottish hertiage sites at risk from climate change, everyone media release, 20 February 2005
Stop wrecking the planet, Mr President!, Friends of the Earth Europe media release, 18 February 2005
Call
for action as Kyoto begins, BBC Scotland website, 16 February 2005
Kyoto
climate change deal comes into force, The Herald, 16 February 2005
Action
call as Kyoto begins, The Edinburgh Evening News, 16 February 2005
A
milestone, but journey's not over, The Edinburgh Evening News, 16
February 2005
Scots turn up heat in climate fight, The Scotsman, 16 February 2005
Political parties given election warning on climate, everyone media release, 16 February 2005
Foe slams UK Government on Climate Plan, Friends of the Earth, News Release, 16 February 2005
McConnell hits out at President, Friends of the Earth, News Release, 13 February 2005
McConnell attacks US over Kyoto neglect, Sunday Herald, 13 February 2005
Environment groups challenge the Executive to deliver on Sustainable Development, everyone media release, 31 January 2005
Everyone Campaign Shortlisted for Top Industry Award, everyone media release, 19 October 2004
Scottish communities to voice their concerns on planning, everyone media release, 24 June 2004
Voters – at least those with environmental concerns – do care, everyone media release, 8 June 2004
On World Environment Day, new environment president urgesScots to cast their EU vote, everyone media release, 5 June 2004
Everyday toxins ‘are affecting children’s brains’, The Herald, 2 June 2004
Chemical danger to child growth, The Scotsman, 2 June 2004
Praise for record number of Scots beaches, The Scotsman, 28 May 2004
WTO Hands Off Our Food, Say 48 Million in Global Campaign, Friends of the Earth, News Release, 25 May 2004
'Go green' warning for Europe, The Evening Times, 24 May 2004
Environment high on Scots' agenda, One World UK, 24 May 2004
Take environment seriously or "fail to pick up votes" - new opinion poll, everyone media release, 24 May 2004
Sheep still contaminated by Chernobyl, Sunday Herald, 23 May 2004
Focus will be green at political meeting, The Evening Times, 21 May 2004
EU approves GM sweetcorn, The Guardian, 20 May 2004
EU lifts six-year ban on GM corn, The Guardian, 15 May 2004
Co-op bans toxic additives in wake of consumer concern, The Herald, 14 May 2004
European elections 'really matter', BBC, 14 May 2004
71 hopefuls throw hats in European ring, The Herald, 14 May 2004
Confusion on GM crops mars launch of Lib Dem campaign, The Scotsman, 14 May 2004
Euro-election candidates challenged on safer chemicals, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 13 May 2004
GM focus at Lib-Dem Euro launch, BBC, 13 May 2004
Parties declare Euro candidates, BBC, 13 May 2004
Greenpeace accuses EU over ‘illicit’ wood use, The Herald, 12 May 2004
EC building 'used illegal wood', The Guardian, 12 May 2004
Scotland’s cancer epidemic strengthens argument for EU chemicals law, everyone media release, 12 May 2004
France tries to block EU farm reforms, The Guardian, 11 May 2004
CAP will not fit new Europe, The Observer, 9 May 2004
Revealed: US plan to thwart chemical laws, Sunday Herald, 2 May 2004
New EU 'will boost illegal wildlife trade', The Scotsman, 27 April 2004
EU loophole scandal risks dolphins lives, Sunday Herald, 25 April 2004
Dolphin carnage 'threat to species', Scotland on Sunday, 25 April 2004
SNP to kick-start Euro campaign, BBC, 24 April 2004
EU to stop subsidising tobacco crops amid concern at health costs, The Guardian, 23 April 2004
Why everyone's vote does count, Edinburgh Evening News, 21 April 2004
Europe hopefuls face a grilling on environment, Edinburgh Evening News, 20 April 2004
Prospective MEPs face green quiz, Edinburgh Evening News, 19 April 2004
Nuclear power revival plan slammed, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 18 April 2004
Cast vote for a cleaner coastline, Letters, Edinburgh Evening News, 16 April 2004
Food firms reject GM ingredients, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 15 April 2004
Return to old-style airlines boosts airports, The Scotsman, 14 April 2004
FoE cautions on marine pollution, The Morning Star, 12 April 2004
Survey finds rising tide of plastic in seabird stomachs, The Guardian, 12 April 2004
"Living dustbin" threat to North Sea wildlife, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 11 April 2004
Fife coasts into list of best beaches in Scotland, Edinburgh Evening News, 8 April 2004
Scotland's beaches 'clean up act', BBC News online, 8 April 2004
Scottish beach quality improves “thanks to Europe”, everyone media release, 8 April 2004
Scottish MEP makes Euro 'dirty dozen' list - Voting records show UK MEPs bottom of league for environment, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 7 April 2004
How could a trout caught at a remote loch be so contaminated?, The Herald, April 6, 2004
Scots coalition unveils eco-campaign, The Morning Star, 31 March 2004
Green lobby issues wake-up call, The Scotsman, 31 March 2004
Farming and conservation can both grow under CAP, The Scotsman, 31 March 2004
Photographs from the launch of the everyone European campaign, 30 March 2004
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Chemicals legislation will save money on health impacts, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 30 March 2004
Scottish groups issue European Election warning, Friends of the Earth Scotland, News Release, 30 March 2004
Everyone's going green for coalition, Edinburgh Evening News, 30 March 2004
Green campaign for Euro elections, BBC News online, 30 March 2004
Groups issue european election warning, everyone media release, 30 March 2004
Uranium pond at Sellafield sparks court threat by EU, Sunday Herald, 28 March 2004
Car makers secretly lobby EC to reduce air-pollution targets, Sunday Herald, 21 March 2004
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