Stop Climate Chaos Scotland
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Stop Climate Chaos Scotland is the devolved Scottish equivalent of Stop Climate Chaos UK. It is a coalition formed by trade unions, environmental and international development organisations, faith and other groups to campaign for government action on climate change, and was launched in September 2005. The director is Ruth Cameron.
Its aim is to ensure that world leaders act so that greenhouse gas emissions are falling irreversibly by 2015, keeping average global temperature increase to under 2°C (3.6°F).
The coalition campaigns under the UK-wide campaign name "I Count."
[edit] Member organisations
- Campaign against Climate Change
- Christian Aid
- Clyde Heritage Trust
- Friends of the Earth Scotland
- The Glasgow Eco-Renovation Network
- Justice and Peace Scotland
- The National Commission for Justice and Peace
- The National Trust for Scotland
- Oxfam in Scotland
- RSPB Scotland
- Scottish Action on Climate Change
- Spokes
- Sustrans
- SCIAF
- Tearfund
- Woodland Trust
- WWF Scotland
See also Stop Climate Chaos (UK) Members.
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