Where Ships Go to Die: The Environmental Cost of the Shipbreaking Industry in Bangladesh
Ellen Hodges explores the shipbreaking industry in Bangladesh, considering its environmental damage and its importance to the Bangladesh economy.
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Unwrapping the Truth of the Chocolate Industry: A Bitter Reality Behind Easter Eggs
On average in the UK, we consume about 3 chocolate bars a week, and this increases during Easter for obvious reasons. Every year, the UK sells approximately 90 million chocolate…
Sustainable Food Shopping for Uni Students: a Friendly Guide
Learning how to do a sustainable food shop- together!
Fossil Free Careers and Durham University: A Call for Ethical Careers
In 2020, Durham SU passed a motion to support People and Planet's Fossil Free Careers campaign. What does this mean for the University?
Embracing the Polar Night: Life in Tromsø, Where the Sun Doesn’t Rise for 50 Days
Defying the January blues in the Arctic Circle
How to Talk to Climate Deniers: a Short Guide
Talking to climate deniers can be frustrating. How do you try and explain something that seems so obvious? 99.9% of scientists agree that humans are altering the climate- with the…
COP 28: Everything You Need to Know
COP 28 this year will be held from the 30th of November to the 12th of December in the United Arab Emirates. Controversy over UAE’s decision to host is due…
When did we start talking about climate change?
Ellen Hodges discusses the longevity of the topic of climate change.