A greener economy: how we make sustainability central to business
The coronavirus pandemic could change the world in ways that were unimaginable only a few short months ago. While the climate crisis has been temporarily
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Zero emissions: government must address hurdles putting people off electric cars
Cars are a major contributor of carbon emissions, but what must we consider about electric cars before making the switch?
Coronavirus: six ways of turning anxiety into positive mental health habits
During the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent lockdown, how can we use these difficult times to our advantage?
Coronavirus: world’s response has slashed CO₂ emissions – here’s how to keep them down
There has been a reduction in CO2 emissions during the coronavirus pandemic, but the question is: how can we keep up this environmental progress?
Coronavirus: school closures mean an increased risk of hunger for families around the world
Children across the world will suffer as a result of school closures, as school meals are a lifeline for millions.
Even concerned consumers don’t know which food choices have the lowest climate impact
How can we truly know the extent to which our food choices impact the environment? Research shows that consumer awareness around this issue needs to be increased.
Coronavirus should give us hope that we are able to tackle the climate crisis
There are many similarities between the Coronavirus outbreak and the climate crisis, but people have reacted very differently to both emergencies.
The iconoclast: Why billionaire climate philanthropists will always be part of the problem
Extremely powerful and wealthy individuals donating huge sums of money to the climate fund could be counter productive. Here’s why.
Climate change: how do I cope with our planet’s inevitable decline?
Today, we are bombarded with overwhelming information about the state of our environment. How can we navigate this challenging time?
How to make universities more inclusive? Hire more working-class academics
Is University education inclusive enough? Evidently not. But this could be solved by ensuring there are more working-class academics employed.