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
We are running out of time In wartime, no one questions the urgency of the situation. Everyday politics is often put aside, as survival becomes the only priority at hand. Cooperation becomes the focus on all levels of society; leaders unite, industries work towards the most urgent needs, and citizens
Extinction Rebellion movements are the counter-culturalism of the 21st century
Yet it is far better than the UK which has already consumed more natural resources than it can replenish within a year
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
New study finds increased travel does not increase impact of research
Imperial College to to host first Cellular Agriculture Hackathon from Monday 3rd June - Tuesday 4th June. Limited places open to students from all disciplines
An analysis of Saudi Aramco for decision makers of the 21st century
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
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
Implicitly labelling wealthy countries as the role model for development countries is a bad idea for humanity