New Year’s Resolutions – are they all they’re cracked up to be?
New Year, New Me? (If they don't work for most people, why would they work for uni students?)
Nicola Thompson
Mushrooms and Algae: Creative Solutions to Environmental Problems
While these are just two exciting examples of the ways that mushrooms/mycelium and blue-green algae can work toward a sustainable world, governments have yet to invest in mass mycelium clean-up…
Fighting the Good Fight? It’s Working
The competition for innovative technology for energy storage is excelling our creativity toward a cleaner world, and it is because there is a demand for it. As long as we…
Speaking Up for The Environment: Various Ways to Use Your Voice
We all have a voice, we all have coins in our pockets, and we all can use the resources and creativity within us to come up with better solutions. How…
Neonicotinoids: What Are They and Why Are They Banned?
A ban was initially instated in 2013 after the Dutch study, though it was only a 'partial ban', only applying to a few crop types. The new ban goes further,…
Bee Friendly in Durham
Bees are massively important to our food on a global level. Here's why they are important and what we can do to support them and try and slow their decline.
Why We Should Care about Water Shortage in Britain
As we patiently walk from our snug housing out into the British weather, we endure the rain, accepting it as a wet fact of life. However, while some of us…