World’s warmest January causes scientists to sweat
This past January has been declared the world’s warmest January on record, and has left scientists with only further worries about the future of our planet. The first month of…
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Hurricane Milton: storm of the century?
Catriona Eke reviews the impacts of Hurricane Milton after it has left the state of Florida.
COP14: world’s migratory species at risk of extinction
Catriona Eke explores the findings of recent UN report analysing the declining populations of the world's migratory species.
Kenya’s green holiday: a solution for climate change?
Catriona Eke discusses the new 'green holiday' in Kenya and considers the benefits of planting trees amongst a warming planet.
Paper or digital: a better environmental impact?
Catriona Eke considers the environmental impact of going paperless.
Biological carbon capture: why saving the whales is more important now than ever
Ellie Horne discusses the importance of saving the whales amongst a warming planet
When did we start talking about climate change?
Ellen Hodges discusses the longevity of the topic of climate change.
The Green New Deal: a solution to both climate crisis and social inequality?
The Green New Deal: is it the way to simultaneously combat climate change and forge societies based on justice and equality?
Greenpeace: a history of disruptive (and effective?) action
Global environmental campaigning group Greenpeace were founded over 50 years ago: how effective has their direct and peaceful action been?
Time to abolish borders? The looming climate refugee crisis
As we face a future of climate-change related migration on an unprecedented level, how will nations manage global displacement? Can we maintain national borders as we know them today when…