In early November, Imperial Climate Action (ICA) and the Chemical Engineering Society teamed up to organise a climate cafe to discuss the question “How could the Chemical Engineering department become a leader in climate action?”.
Letting their voices be heard: is COP28 eff ective at generating support for the countries that need it?
The United Nations’ flagship conference on climate change is back and more intersectional than ever.
Why would you make something built to fall apart?
PM Rishi Sunak's plans to combat nicotine addiction
Felix speaks to Imperial College Union's Ethics and Environment officer, Yuxi Liang.
Felix investigates the presence of fossil fuel companies at the Science Museum.
Our environment editors sat down with Stephanie Yeung – Imperial College Union’s Deputy President.
The book Silent Spring (1958) is arguably the most -recommended book for students and academics in conservation, ecology, and the environmental sciences. Written by Rachel Carson – a marine biologist who graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Women and Johns Hopkins University – the book explains the impacts of widespread synthetic herbicides
Are the mental health benefits associated with blue spaces restricted to those who can afford to pay?
Hammersmith and Fulham Council stops mowing public green spaces every May – and the results are gorgeous.
For World Wildlife Day and International Women’s Day, Simran and I spoke to CITES Secretary-General Ivonne Higuero.