Palm Oil: Friend or Foe?
A report on palm oil, commissioned for the Imperial College Union shop, suggests palm oil can be environmentally and socially positive so long as it is sourced sustainably
Flying regularly not crucial for success in academia
New study finds increased travel does not increase impact of research
Ground-Breaking Hackathon to make meat without animals
Imperial College to to host first Cellular Agriculture Hackathon from Monday 3rd June - Tuesday 4th June. Limited places open to students from all disciplines
In response to Big Daddy Oil
An analysis of Saudi Aramco for decision makers of the 21st century
Witnessing Life on the Frontline of Climate Change
Sir David Attenborough speaks up about what global warming means for the future of our planet through an absolute must-watch documentary by BBC One
Is it the end of the road for livestock farming?
Production of animal products is responsible for over three quarters of agricultural land usage, a major emitter of greenhouse gases and a key driver of deforestation
Don’t call your country “developed”
Implicitly labelling wealthy countries as the role model for development countries is a bad idea for humanity
Land of Hope and Glory
The film screening of a vegan documentary gives a graphic but true look inside the British animal agricultural industry
Greening Imperial Week 2019
A light-hearted guide to this fun series of events
Not yet (bothered to be) recycled
40% of plastic used in the UK is used only once. It’s time to rethink our use of this resource
Tap Here to Stop Food Waste
Three entrepreneuring startups come together to discuss tackling food waste. Monami Miyamoto reports
A Creative Green
A unique expression on the waste issue from a unique perspective