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Rachel McEwan writes on Devon’s new environmental project
On its anniversary, Rosie Peters-McDonald explores the successes of the Veganuary movement- and its drawbacks
Paris Gill covers the news that we are all too used to hearing – another year of record-breaking temperatures
Ahead of future FIFA World Cups, Rachel McEwan considers the implications of hosting a multinational and multi-continental major competition.
Katie Matthews evaluates the worrying levels of pollution in UK waterways, and considers how we got here.
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.
Josie Sharp discusses the previous destruction of the ozone layer during the Great Dying.
An analysis of urban environments conducted by Sheffield University declared that Exeter is the ‘greenest’ city centre in Britain, based on its abundance of trees and park coverage.
Rachel McEwan writes on Devon’s new environmental project
On its anniversary, Rosie Peters-McDonald explores the successes of the Veganuary movement- and its drawbacks
Paris Gill covers the news that we are all too used to hearing – another year of record-breaking temperatures
Ahead of future FIFA World Cups, Rachel McEwan considers the implications of hosting a multinational and multi-continental major competition.
Katie Matthews evaluates the worrying levels of pollution in UK waterways, and considers how we got here.
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.
Josie Sharp discusses the previous destruction of the ozone layer during the Great Dying.
An analysis of urban environments conducted by Sheffield University declared that Exeter is the ‘greenest’ city centre in Britain, based on its abundance of trees and park coverage.
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