Climate Change: the good news
Lucy Lloyd gives a round up of positive environmental podcasts, websites and initiatives.
current affairs
‘We Cannot Edit Our Past’: The Dangers of Removing Political Debate from Schools
There is no denying the importance of education, especially in our formative school years. We learn how and why things happen and use that information to form opinions about the…
Ode to Angelou’s Bird
BLM movement as an analogy of a caged bird
Coronavirus: Learn From the Past to Help the Present
George Santayana once said that "Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it". Looking back at the 20th Century Spanish Flu Pandemic, what does it teach…
Intergenerational Activism: Achieving Environmental Justice
It is not the unconscious acts of the past generations which are to blame, rather it is the conscious acts of the present generations who continue to knowingly live a…
1919: the beginning of modern feminism?
1919: politics is controlled by men, business is controlled by men, in fact, the world is run by men. 100 years later, what’s changed? The answer is, sadly, not a…
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…
Christmas: What it Costs the Environment
Driving home for Christmas does not mean driving away from environmental activism.
The Anthroposphere Magazine Launch: Keeping Climate Change in Focus
It is incredibly exciting for Durham University to be part of the ever-expanding network of this well-regarded review and is reflective of the growth of multidisciplinary interest in environmental issues…
What’s the Environmental Cost of the Internet? 6 Ways You Can Cut Your Webprint
It is hard now to imagine a world without the Internet and it is inconceivable that it is going to go away anytime soon.