The Big One saw XR Scotland join tens of thousands of people in London to demand a better society. It was a huge, beautiful moment seeing so many groups come together. Protest in Parliament Square However, we know we are in it for the long-haul and we know there is ...

XR Gairloch’s excellent and thought-provoking newsletter looks at the current issues, failures and successes of tackling the climate and ecological crisis. In this issue A supposed Green Day that turned out black The North Sea Transition Authority give more oil and gas the green light Equinor’s greed From heat ...

What aren’t we getting when over 97% (plus) of all climate scientists are telling us that it is now or never and still we let governments and private companies do the exact opposite to what is required to stop the climate catastrophe happening. Nuclear isn’t green and isn’t cheapBBC caving ...

This issue looks at the highly topical issue of climate migration and how greenwash is embroidered into the fabric of our society. Contents High Seas Treaty agreed by UNFix the grid and increase the energy storageThe way forward for future energyFlawed UK government policiesGreenwash is embroidered into the fabric of ...

If you’re travelling down from Scotland here’s all the information you need. If you can’t go, find out how you can help and get involved.

On Wednesday 8th March 2023, women will drop 10m banners from the battlements of Stirling Castle bearing the message ‘Women Rise Up for a Liveable Planet’. This will follow a pre-dawn projection onto the Wallace Monument calling for a halt to plans to open the Rosebank oil and gas field ...

A fortnightly newsletter brought to you by XR Gairloch. This issue, the editorial looks at family arguments and being on the right side of history.

A fortnightly newsletter brought to you by XR Gairloch. This issue, the editorial reviews 2022: 3 steps forward and two steps back plus what to expect in 2023

A fortnightly newsletter brought to you by XR Gairloch This issue, the editorial looks at the Biodiversity COP summit: flawed but a turning point for humanity or more greenwashing failure?

This morning, supporters of Extinction Rebellion protested outside Barclays bank on Union Street which was covered in posters as part of the “Better without Barclays” campaign. [1]