The potential of trees as a saviour from environmental collapse is well known. Once mature, a single tree can absorb up to 10kg of CO2 per year, equivalent to the amount of CO2 emitted from using 436 barrels of oil. As part of an orchestral forest, trees constitute the backbone...
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With the rightful call to “amplify black voices” in British popular culture and academia on the rise, it’s important to reflect on exactly why this is so imperative. Realising our entanglement in a whitewashed, overtly celebratory and nationalistic history is a crucial first step. But to be able to untangle...
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University students in England will still have to pay full tuition fees even if their courses are taught online in the autumn, the government has announced.
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Eco-friendly alternatives for every-day products have engulfed the consumer market in the past decade. Among these, the metal straw stands tall as a current, trendy and exportable accessory to our beverages. But how effective are they in combatting the plastic crisis? We must admit: the metal straw is a stylish...
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Charlotte Crabtree argues we must pay more attention to the terminology we are using during the coronavirus pandemic, to minimise anxiety.
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Charlotte Crabtree explores what dangers could arise from 5G networks, considering whether the climate should stifle technological innovation
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As households engage in competition to offer the most abundant Christmas feasts, it’s easy to lose sight of the environmental consequences.
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