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?
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Discussing Vintage: An Interview with Quirkshop UK
Do you find yourself pulled into the Durham market’s vintage shop when out and about from lectures? As do I, so in this article I’m joined by Becky Ashby, the…
The Trinket Economy
Let’s explore the popularity of trinket collecting and the use of a bag as a canvas for personal expression.
Is it the end of the world?
Exploring the whether the climate crisis is truly the end of the world, and when it could happen and if we can stop it.
The use of leather and fur in the fashion industry
Ann Joseph examines the ethical and environmental concerns raised by the use of animal-derived clothing in the fashion industry.
The thorny side of Valentine’s Day flowers
Catriona Eke discusses the negative impacts of imported roses and explores alternative bouquets for your partner on Valentine's Day.
AI in the fashion industry: friend or foe?
Ann Joseph examines the strengths and problems of the increasing use of AI in the fashion industry.
Energy Giants (with even larger profits)
With energy giants reporting record profits for 2022, why are UK households still struggling to pay their bills?
The ‘little things’ we do: sustainability as a student
In conversation with Lottie Gravelsons, Environment Chair for Durham University Student Volunteering and Outreach.
Sustainability on a budget
This article explores how some fast-fashion brands are moving towards a more sustainable future, and how this allows consumers to shop sustainably whilst on a budget.