All the online actions from the WDM website

This page lists all the actions from the WDM website, in the order they were posted.

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Action

Help us ensure that climate action is funded in Scotland

27 October 2011

Scotland has a world-leading climate change act with ambitious but achievable targets to reduce carbon emissions by 2020 and 2050. But these can only be achieved if public money finances our transition to a low carbon society.

In order to meet the first target, eight years from now, the next Scottish budget must properly fund action to cut Scotland’s carbon emissions.

As the next budget is being prepared, WDM Scotland is working with Stop Climate Chaos Scotland on a campaign to make sure that public funding for action on climate change is given priority.

Building a European movement to tackle food speculation

6 July 2011

For the last year, WDM has been leading the UK campaign to get new rules introduced to tackle food speculation. We've been focusing our efforts on exposing the role of banks, like Barclays, in driving up food prices and we've been mobilising public pressure to get the UK government to support effective regulation on food speculation.

'The greenest government ever'?

16 March 2011

The Committee on Climate Change has recently recommended that the Government reduce the UK’s carbon pollution by 60% by 2030. The government is currently considering its response. Fears abound that this advice may well slip by unnoticed, making it critical that Cameron is reminded of his promises, and made aware that we will hold him to account on his words. Please take a few minutes to join us, and other Stop Climate Chaos members, in making sure Cameron knows we won’t stand by and let empty promises go unnoticed on this.

Real solutions to poverty and injustice

7 February 2011

Real solutions to poverty and injustice: obvious, isn't it? | More>>

Take action on food speculation

25 October 2010

The European Commission and the French and US governments have all said they want to bring food speculation into the open and regulate it to stabilise prices. We need to you to help pressure the UK government to ensure that it backs proposals for regulation and not to take sides with the banks to block reform.