Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Cosmo van Steenis talks with Luke Alsford about Durham University’s “moral and ethical responsibility” on climate change and how he hopes to inspire the UK’s future climate leaders.
Cosmo van Steenis talks with Luke Alsford about Durham University’s “moral and ethical responsibility” on climate change and how he hopes to inspire the UK’s future climate leaders.
Tuvalu, the tiny Pacific island nation, could be the first country to become uninhabitable due to the direct impacts of the climate crisis.
Despite the all too frequent silencing of their voices by governmental and global bodies, Indigenous climate activists have a vital and irreplaceable role to play in the fight to protect…
The simple global warming narrative of discovery and international action fails to account for the crucial role played by major oil companies which hid vital knowledge from the public and…
The twenty-seventh United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly known as COP 27, begins this Sunday. However, a growing number of controversies and a history of limited success raises an…
Sally Holden explores how weather and the climate have influenced historical change
Victoria Cheng discusses whether Just Stop Oil's public art stunts are effective forms of climate activism.
An introduction to the practice of visible mending which challenges fast fashion in a unique way.
Lia talks to Charlie from Sustain Meals about their eco-friendly meal boxes, what sustainability really means, and how entrepreneurialism can help address the climate crisis.