Last week, climate change campaigners and activists around the world held demonstrations against the financial support propping up the fossil fuel industry. Mock trials, banner drops and a barrage of questions disrupted events put on by those involved in financing oil, coal and gas.

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At a mock trial preceding the Royal Bank of Scotland's AGM today, the bank was found guilty of environmental and climate crimes by students and given a suspended sentence to clean up its investments by 2009 or face a boycott.

The Royal Bank of Scotland's AGM is on 23 April in Edinburgh, so come along to hold them to account for their environmental crimes.

In the last of his series of events as Visiting Professor at Oxford Brookes University, journalist, activist and People & Planet patron George Monbiot last night declared the impending climate chaos as catastrophic.

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Leeds P&P passed a motion through their Students' Union to mandate them to lobby RBS-NatWest on their financing of oil and gas projects. To celebrate they marched an oil pipeline through the city to a NatWest branch to highlight the issue.

Minister Gillian Merron claimed today that oil has a tremendous potential to contribute to development, despite a history of negative impacts, and the role of oil exploration in climate change. She was speaking as the Ditch Dirty Development campaign was debated in Parliament.

A gale strong enough to blow ye' ship to Davy Jones's locker were a-blowin' across the Scottish main...luckily all the nearby pirates were safely moored that night in Edinburgh. With the decks swabbed for Ceilidh dancing and armed only with their green credentials, they raised £1,000 in golden ducets for People & Planet

NUS have joined the campaign to get RBS-Natwest to cut their climate impact