Young people, old struggle: interviews with student climate activists, part 2
Tabitha Lanyon interviews Tom Harrington, one of the Co-Head Facilitators of EcoDU.
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Young people, old struggle: interviews with student climate activists, part 1
Tabitha Lanyon interviews Abi Taylor, one of the Co-Head Facilitators of the EcoDU.
Breaking the glass: Born Free’s ‘Tank-Free’ campaign
Catriona Eke looks at Born Free's recent 'Tank-Free' campaign, which aims to raise awareness about the plight of captive marine mammals.
Dry Moulded Fibre and the race against plastic
Callum Oozeerally explores a new and emerging plastic competitor, Dry Moulded Fibre. Will it be the next big thing in a rapidly changing world?
Consumerism: why now more than ever?
Gwen Smit explores consumerism as a product of capitalism and its effect on our behaviour through understanding addiction theories in today's world.
The art of cycling in Durham
Catriona Eke reviews her experience of being a cyclist in Durham.
Trump’s re-election and what it means for the environment
Catriona Eke considers the future of US climate policy, following the recent re-election of Donald Trump.
In defence of Just Stop Oil: why condemning their protests says more about you than them
The environmental activist group Just Stop Oil has been in the news again over the last week due to their latest protest – in this case, spray-painting the US embassy…
The world’s most infamous inventor – Thomas Midgley Jr.
Callum Oozeerally explores the life of Thomas Midgley Jr., an inventor who nearly destroyed the planet twice.
Four ways to be green this Halloween
Catriona Eke shares five tips to improve your environmental impact this spooky season.