3 - 5 pm - Screening of Dàn Fianais (Protest Poem) - a film by Andrew Black Venue: Skye Bridge Studios, Main Street, Kyle of Lochalsh "The film was made throughout the last year of the COVID pandemic, during an unfolding climate crisis, and at a point where the...
Tune in to BBC Radio Scotland at 9.45 am on Saturday 6th November. Rachel Shaw and James Campbell are speaking on behalf of the school about all the events pupils are doing this fortnight for COP26 and how these many and varied activities are helping to raise...
Friday 12th November 5:30 to 6 pm Join us in Somerled Square, Portree, to reflect at the end of the UN Climate talks (COP26). Bring candles in jam jars or battery-operated lights. All are welcome, especially youngsters.
Join us in a family-friendly gathering at the Skye Bridge on 6th November, as part of the Global Day for Climate Justice.
There is a lot of hype about the use of hydrogen for widespread domestic heating. A paper by Regen presents eight critical questions, or challenges, that need to be addressed in deciding whether hydrogen can become a viable future heating fuel. ‘Blue’ hydrogen is only feasible if over 90% of the carbon involved in its production can be captured and stored.
Almost 60% of oil and gas reserves and 90% of coal must remain in the ground to keep global warming below 1.5C, says a study in the journal Nature. Globally, the researchers calculated, production of fossil fuels needed to have peaked in 2020 and be on a steady...
The National Lottery Community Fund is offering £1,000 to £10,000 of National Lottery funding to support communities across the UK to take action on climate change. Projects should reflect what matters to your community and can be small in scale. They could cover an...
Publish your project, make a 90-second film and get a bit of funding for a Climate Fringe event.
Highland Council Pension Fund invests over £40 million in the fossil fuel firms most responsible for the climate crisis, including oil company BP and mining giant BHP. Take action by emailing your councillors.
The International Energy Agency has concluded that to avoid exceeding the 1.5 C target, there much be no new fossil fuel development from now on. Yet, the UK Government is considering allowing drilling in the Cambo oilfield, 75 miles west of Shetland.