Today, Saturday 29th February approximately 500 activists took part in a procession through Glasgow city centre as part of The Blue Wave. The campaigners of all ages, including families with children, were dressed in blue and green representing rising water to warn of the risk of flooding and extreme weather caused by ...

Hundreds expected at the second BLUE WAVE parade on Saturday 29th February through Glasgow TODAYThe march highlights very real threat to Glasgow of rising sea levelsBeginning midday at Clydeside Amphitheatre, then walking to Buchanan Street Steps Today, Extinction Rebellion Glasgow, along with Extinction Rebellion Renfrewshire and East Dunbartonshire will be ...

The Flow Country, ‘Scotland’s Amazon’, Europe’s largest peat bog and carbon sink, is under serious threat from a reckless and potentially extremely damaging spaceport development Planning application has been submitted for a proposed Space Hub which puts precious and rare natural ecosystem The Flow Country – Scotland’s Amazon – ...

Extinction Rebellion Glasgow’s Blue Wave 2 event will be flooding Glasgow’s streets with waves of creativity, music and colour on Sat 29 February. Everyone is invited!

Around 50 activists have gathered at the three entrances, some of the protestors are locked together to prevent removal A large purple boat has been parked blocking on the roads into the building preventing cars from entering Extinction Rebellion Scotland intend to stay till the end of the working day At 6.30am ...

At 6.30am this morning, Extinction Rebellion Scotland blocked all entrances to the headquarters of the oil giant on Altens Farm Rd in the European Oil Capital Aberdeen. Activists have secured the entrances with lock on equipment and the main entrance with XR Scotland’s big purple boat, named Amal Gous [1].

Extinction Rebellion Scotland end peaceful protest Edinburgh-based fund manager Baillie Gifford, who have increased MSP pension fund investment in Shell, after eleven hours Extinction Rebellion Scotland end successful peaceful protest after 11 hoursMSPs and Baillie Gifford must ‘put their money where their mouth is’ and drop pension fund investment in ...

Extinction Rebellion Scotland protest Edinburgh-based fund manager Baillie Gifford, who have increased MSP pension fund investment in Shell, to demand divestmentMSPs and Baillie Gifford must ‘put their money where their mouth is’ and drop pension fund investment in Shell This morning at 7.30am, Extinction Rebellion Scotland blocked the entrances to ...

Extinction Rebellion Scotland are blocking the entrance to the Eglinton Shell petrol station to draw attention to the role of Shell and the rest of the fossil fuel industry in the climate and ecological emergency. The science is clear, we are facing a catastrophe. And the fossil fuel industry is only ...

#RigRebellion2.0 #ItsTimeToLevelUp  Neil Rothnie, a retired former North Sea oil worker asked“If the Scottish Government’s plans for the North Sea are replicated throughout the world’s oilfields, will the planet crash and burn in the lifetime of my granddaughters?” Eben asked; “My apologies for the second interruption. Glasgow is hosting the COP26 this ...