Durham University's Online Student Magazine
The current modern mode of mass tourism is in urgent need of reconceptualisation. The relatively new concept of nanotourism encourages "creative critique to the current environmental, social and economic downsides…
On 18th November, Boris Johnson unveiled the UK’s ten-point plan for a green industrial revolution. With the COP26 climate summit set to take place in Glasgow next year, the UK…
If we pause for a moment and take a step away from the decorations, the carved pumpkins, and the excitement, to glance back into the shadows, we find ourselves face…
Anna Stringer gets the scoop on Durham's latest social enterprise.
Following its recent press release, Lucy Lloyd explores the 'Bricks and Water' report the resilience and sustainability of new homes
Big businesses must bear most of the burden for the climate crisis, but it is imperative that we all take some responsibility for leading unsustainable lifestyles when environmentally friendly alternatives…
ECO DU wants to challenge the University of Durham to become a leader, not only in its academic excellence as a Russell Group university, but also in paving the road…
... It is the kind of place that leaves you breathless and in awe at every turn. The kind of place you want to return to, again and again. The…
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…
Fashion needs to focus on not only the sustainability of the resources used to produce clothing, but also on the attitude of those wearing them. It is about longevity of…