Campaigns
- Climate Change
- Climate change is the greatest threat to the stability of our environment, the Greens are the only party to take the threat seriously and are taking action locally, nationally and internationally.
- Find out more about our Climate Change campaigning
- Transport
- Find out more about our transport
campaigns
- No Waste!
- In 2001, Scotland's population consumed more than 7.3 million tonnes of wood and paper, 73,000 tonnes of plastic, 440,000 tonnes of metal, 440,000 tonnes of chemicals and a whopping 38 million tonnes of minerals. During that year we also used 139,937 GWh of energy (the equivalent of every person in Scotland leaving 31 100-watt light bulbs burning round the clock for the year) and each person in Scotland consumed an average of 6.9 tonnes of products
- Find out more about our campaigns against waste
- Stop Partick Tesco
- Tesco has lodged plans for Beith Street in Partick. The proposal includes a Tesco superstore and 541 car parking spaces. The area is already well served by supermarkets and still retains many local shops.
- Find out more about our Stop Partick Tesco Campaign
- No War!
- The Greens are a party dedicated to peace. In addition to our ongoing work
with groups opposed to Trident on the Clyde, and the use of depleted uranium
(DU) on Scottish bases, we continue to work for peace in Iraq and Afghanistan
as part of the Scottish Coalition for Justice Not War. Find out more about our
peace activism
- Green Spaces
- Green spaces throughout Glasgow are under threat. Community resources — social, environmental and recreational — are being sold-off for yet another housing development or (worse) car park; all this, while the city is awash with brownfield sites that need developing.
- Find out more about the the threat
to Glasgow's green spaces.
- Glasgow City Council has just concluded a consultation period on parks and green spaces in Glasgow. Read the Glasgow Green Party's response.
- Nuclear Power? Still NO Thanks!
- Nuclear Power is not a solution to climate change, it is not carbon neutral, it is unsafe, the problem of long term strage of waste is unresolved and it poses significant health risks.
- Find out more about our Nuclear Power? Still No Thanks! Campaign