People in Scotland’s oil capital covered a wind turbine blade in messages. Here’s what they had to say.
After a few days touring northeast Scotland, the 42ft blade became Greenpeace's biggest ever petition.
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We’re living in a golden age of greenwash
From 'carbon neutral' flights to 'net zero' bacon, dishonest green PR is on the rise.
“Money making racket” in training courses blocks oil workers moving to renewables
Almost two thirds of offshore workers reported having to repeat training they'd already done.
5 demands from people in Scotland to Nicola Sturgeon in the run-up to COP26
People in Scotland demand that our government lives up to its promises on climate change – that means ending support for new fossil fuels, while protecting Scottish jobs.
The tide might finally be turning on the oil industry
For years, the giant oil companies looked unshakeable. But over 10 surprising days in May, Exxon, Chevron and Shell lost a string of major battles that could finally force them to take climate change seriously.
Can the UK really stop drilling new oil and gas wells?
Five tough questions about Greenpeace’s campaign - answered by an expert.
The oil and gas industry is failing its offshore workers. It’s time to give them a way out
The government's new wave of oil and gas licences keeps us tied to a declining industry. Offshore workers deserve better.
Activists demand an end to new oil and gas licenses – and a green jobs revolution
The government wants to be a global climate leader. So why is it still granting licenses to climate-wrecking oil and gas projects in the North Sea?
New oil and gas licences could see emissions reach equivalent of 25 Cumbria coal mines
Campaigners urge Energy Minister to end new licensing and back a smooth transition to renewables
Shell’s net zero plan: grotesque and delusional
Campaigners criticised Shell's failure to cut oil production and its over-reliance on tree-planting