Nemonte Nemquino, the first female leader of the Waorani of Pastaza an Ecuadorian indigenous group has been named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people on the planet for her sustainability work
This week Sustainability editor Flora Dickie recommends the book 'Beyond the gender binary' as an important sustainability read
The lack of outrage surrounding a topic does not mean that it has ceased to be a problem. Deforestation caused by wildfires and deliberate tree clearance in the Amazon continues regardless of its time in the public eye and this year could be worse than ever
Read about Senior Sustainability Editor Flora Dickie's boundary breaking mushroom experience
Sustainability Editor Xiuchen Xu highlights the unfortunate link between the economic term and exploitation of the environment
There is a short 'glossary' near the end of the article to explain certain bits of jargon! The public concern towards environmental issues are at a peak, and this is reflected in the manifestos of political parties, which have a heavier focus on environmental policies than those of
New research from Queen’s University Belfast has indicated that noise pollution is threatening to over 100 different species. The researchers found that noise affects the behaviour of a wide range of species including amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptilians. Noise pollution can affect species by interfering with their communication,
Efforts to decrease the environmental impact of our consumer culture are being prevented by confusion over terminology and outrageous greenwashing. In a world where ‘sustainability’ is all the rage, you might be drawn to the chocolate bar with a small green leaf on it, making promises of ‘sustainably sourced cocoa’
It’s the time of the year for trick or treating! However, being festive does not mean we should pollute and bring damage to our beloved planet.. Halloween activities can be incredibly wasteful, so here is a look at three ways we can make Halloween more sustainable. Costumes Halloween is
With a total of 17 wildfires burning in California this week, the USA’s businesses and councils are increasing actions against climate change
While many green enthusiasts celebrated the rise in Imperial’s coffee cup levy from 15p to 25p this September, there has been a new surcharge that has gone relatively unannounced. Behold the new, sneaky little 30p surcharge on plant-based milks which has been introduced across Imperial food outlets. Now, choosing
As of Monday 14th October, the Scotland Yard has announced that all Extinction Rebellion (XR) protests must cease. The Met’s has banned all protests linked to the XR ‘Autumn Uprising’ under Section 14 of the Public Order Act. Since then, the police have cleared infrastructure from protest sites such