Soon it will be the 28th COP Summit, where a global demonstration of procrastinating the hard work will take place. In the company of such leading experts, and coinciding with the middle of university deadline season, Bronwyn Payne wonders if there is anything we could learn from our well-practiced international leaders?
Antonella Perna writes on the new research projects and the proposals for combatting climate change.
Hannah Woodley writes on the extensive funding UK Universities have received from fossil fuel companies over the past year.
Jamie Speka, Editor-in-Chief, critiques the recent oversights by Southwest Water and the hypocritical sponsorship with the University.
Print Deputy Editor, Harry Craig, explains the Prime Minister’s remarkable shift on the country’s environmental targets.
Online Senior Editors, Amelie Thompson and Megan Haynes, discuss Exeter’s questionable sustainability practices in turn with a growing student population.
Hannah Fraser discusses the national and global attitudes to fossil fuels in the face of our rapidly changing climate, and how our lives will change as the planet warms.
News editor, Anna Kane, considers the impact of school strikes and future of student climate activism following Greta Thunberg’s graduation.
Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, reports on the Just Stop Oil protests that disrupted Monday’s graduation ceremony.
Hannah Fraser explores the community impact of coastal erosion in the Norfolk village of Hemsby, and the future of coastal protection in the UK.
Soon it will be the 28th COP Summit, where a global demonstration of procrastinating the hard work will take place. In the company of such leading experts, and coinciding with the middle of university deadline season, Bronwyn Payne wonders if there is anything we could learn from our well-practiced international leaders?
Antonella Perna writes on the new research projects and the proposals for combatting climate change.
Hannah Woodley writes on the extensive funding UK Universities have received from fossil fuel companies over the past year.
Jamie Speka, Editor-in-Chief, critiques the recent oversights by Southwest Water and the hypocritical sponsorship with the University.
Print Deputy Editor, Harry Craig, explains the Prime Minister’s remarkable shift on the country’s environmental targets.
Online Senior Editors, Amelie Thompson and Megan Haynes, discuss Exeter’s questionable sustainability practices in turn with a growing student population.
Hannah Fraser discusses the national and global attitudes to fossil fuels in the face of our rapidly changing climate, and how our lives will change as the planet warms.
News editor, Anna Kane, considers the impact of school strikes and future of student climate activism following Greta Thunberg’s graduation.
Editor-in-Chief, Jamie Speka, reports on the Just Stop Oil protests that disrupted Monday’s graduation ceremony.
Hannah Fraser explores the community impact of coastal erosion in the Norfolk village of Hemsby, and the future of coastal protection in the UK.
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