Pushing the onus on consumers again
Do consumers really hold the power when environmentally friendly options are significantly more costly?
Environmental policy seminars are back!
Insight into policy seminars at Imperial College's Environmental Technology MSci.
The IPCC’s collaboration with the UN’s is a blessing and a curse
While the UN and IPCC collaboration grants funding and lends its reports legitimacy, it can also lead to politically motivated input.
Coach accused of greenwashing
Designer brand Coach exposed for slashing unused merchandise in a scheme to take advantage of a tax loophole.
Man's best friend - a menace to wildlife
An investigation into the environmental impact of man's best friend - dogs.
Direct air capture - The real solution?
The promising technology of direct air capture is still in its early days
Sustainability requires a broader definition of technology
Sustainable 'technologies' should have a broader definition that encompasses nature-based solutions
How do nature-based solutions contribute to the sustainability puzzle?
Looking into the potential for nature-based solutions to enable not only net-zero but also nature-positive
Is that really a sustainable alternative?
Tackling common misconceptions about 'sustainable' products
Climate change has reached the West
Felix's Editor-in-chief, Sam Lovatt shares his thoughts on the impacts of climate change throughout his childhood
Climate-change 101: What’s the deal with COP26 and the recent IPCC report?
A one-stop coverage of COP26, why it matters, and how the IPCC report comes into play
How to reduce meat consumption
Sustainability Editor Monami Miyamoto discusses how we can provide solutions to help people reduce their meat consumption.