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University of Exeter saves over 45,000 kg of CO2 a year with new solar panels

by Megan Haynes

University of Exeter saves over 45,000 kg of CO2 a year with new solar panels.

Can satire save us? Don’t Look Up and the climate crisis

by Livia Cockerell

Livia Cockerell discusses Netflix’s satirical film Don’t Look Up in relation to the ongoing climate crisis, asking if satire has historically made a difference and if it can now.

The state of nature: British environmental policy beyond COP26

by Katie Jones

Amidst big promises from Boris Johnson and other government figures on the environment in the aftermath of COP26, Katie Jones examines the government’s own environmental policies to see if they’re up to scratch.

Young People vs UK Government

by Emma de Saram

Global Majority vs UK Government maintains that the Government’s ongoing financing of the climate crisis…constitutes a violation of the right to life and family life, a violation of the Paris Agreement and a violation of international law.

Exeter University’s Climate Emergency Plan unveiled

by Diana Ciurezu

This past month, Exeter University’s panel has revealed its recommendations in the fight against climate change in line with the declaration of a climate emergency announced back in May. The plan sees a range of action-based suggestions and aims provided by a mix of students and staff, with the achievement of carbon neutrality by 2040 […]

Exeter City Council agrees to support climate action

by Elen Johnston

Exeter City Councillors have agreed to support an initiative by Devon Climate Emergency Response Group (DCERG) to reduce local carbon emissions. The DCERG aims to bring members of the public and organisations in the community together to create a county-wide ‘roadmap’ plan designed to significantly reduce carbon emissions in the city and county.  As stated […]

An Interview with an Exeter University Climate Striker

by Amy Butterworth

Amy Butterworth, Online Lifestyle Editor, talks to Jessica Bains-Lovering about balancing student life with striking for Fridays for Future Exeter Meet Exeter University’s Jessica Bains-Lovering: Human Geography student by day, climate striker by night. As Fresher’s Week rolls around, she isn’t worrying about which sport club to join or where the biggest club night will […]

University of Exeter declares Environment and Climate Emergency

by Harry Caton

In an email to all students this afternoon (20 May), Vice-Chancellor Steve Smith declared a University-wide Environment and Climate Emergency. The announcement comes after weeks of action by environmental group Divest Penryn on the Cornwall Campus. The statement aims to “support those calling for urgent action and show our commitment to leading the change required.” […]

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