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Scotland helps to smash gobal records for WWF's Earth Hour

World's biggest call to action on climate change sees global and national records broken

'Heather the Weather' launches Scottish climate countdown

WWF’s Earth Hour 2010 officially launched in Scotland

Earth Hour PowerPoint

Scotland on course for biggest ever sign up to WWF's Earth Hour

A record number of Scotland’s local authorities are set to participate in the world’s biggest public event in support of action on climate change – WWF’s Earth Hour, it has been revealed.

Scottish Climate Update - January 2010

January 2010 was the coldest January since 1979 and the 8th coldest ever recorded. January was also the 4th sunniest ever recorded.

Scottish green energy sites identified

A new report by Scottish Enterprise has identified eleven potential manufacturing bases for offshore windfarms in Scotland.

WWF welcomes free home insulation scheme

Scotland’s homeowners urged to take up offers to ensure houses are 'warmer and healthier'

Parliament votes to protect Scotland's marine environment

Following a decade of campaigning by members of Scottish Environment LINK  the Scottish Parliament today passed legislation to ensure the future protection of Scotland’s seas.

Scottish firms support WWF call for climate deal

Deadline day for world leaders to sign Climate Accord. Leading Scottish firms support WWF call for targets to prevent dangerous climate change.

Future of Scotland's fishing industry discussed

Healthy fish stocks are the key to success.

Climate impact of food much higher than previously thought

New report says greater effort and new approaches are needed to cut emissions of the food we eat

Offshore wind-farm announcement

Responding to the announcements today on the winners of the rights to build offshore wind-farms around the coast of Scotland

Scottish Climate Update - December 2009

One of a series of Climate Updates from WWF Scotland based on data from the Met Office.

Scotland's climate targets should apply across UK

UK Government urged to follow Scotland's lead

Beauly-Denny Announcement

WWF Scotland comment

Scotland must not lose lead on electric vehicles

Call to make 2010 the year Scotland powers ahead with electric vehicles

WWF takes stock of Scottish fish prospects

WWF assess Scotland’s main whitefish stocks as nations prepare for fisheries reform talks.

Pirate fishing: Global crackdown begins today

WWF welcomes new rules to stamp out illegal fishing activity • Good news for wildlife, consumers and legitimate fishing industry

WWF Scotland looks back on 2009 and what’s in store for 2010

As predicted 2009 was a landmark year for environmental issues, with the Scottish Parliament passing the strongest climate change legislation in the world and the UN Climate talks in Copenhagen being the main highlights

Ten to watch in 2010

Tigers, Polar Bears and Blue Fin Tuna Among the Most Threatened Species in 2010, says WWF

Renewable energy increase

Commenting on the news of a continuing increase in the amount of renewable electricty being generated in Scotland

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