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Last standing underground coal mine in the UK to close next month

Last standing underground coal mine in the UK to close next month

Nov 10, 2015 | News

One of Britain’s last standing coal miners, UK Coal Holdings, is shutting down its remaining underground operation next month, marking the end of a 300-year industry that once employed over a million workers.

Transparency standards should include climate risks

Nov 10, 2015 | News

Rigorous disclosure requirements and increased transparency are vital to reclaim the space for citizens to be able to demand climate justice.

Buddhist Climate Change Statement to World Leaders

Nov 10, 2015 | News

Leading Buddhists have joined leaders of other world faiths in calling for strong action on climate change

Revealed: MSPs' pension fund invests £3m in weapons, tobacco and dirty fuel

Revealed: MSPs' pension fund invests £3m in weapons, tobacco and dirty fuel

Nov 9, 2015 | News

The biggest slice of the pension fund – £2.1 million – went to 15 major coal, oil and gas companies, blamed for the carbon dioxide emissions that are disrupting the global climate. One of the biggest beneficiaries was BHP Billiton.

Revealed: MSPs' pension fund invests £3m in weapons, tobacco and dirty fuel

Revealed: MSPs’ pension fund invests £3m in weapons, tobacco and dirty fuel

Nov 9, 2015 | News

The biggest slice of the pension fund – £2.1 million – went to 15 major coal, oil and gas companies, blamed for the carbon dioxide emissions that are disrupting the global climate. One of the biggest beneficiaries was BHP Billiton.

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