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Greta Thunberg

Climate Crisis: Where do the French stand?

Isabelle Drage writes on French attitudes towards and current action on the Climate Crisis; translated by Marion L-Huillier-Hunsinger. Il existe de nombreux stéréotypes sur les Français, mais ils ne sont pas forcément connus pour rester silencieux quand ils sont mécontents. La France a la réputation d’être une nation de manifestants ; une tradition qui découle de […]

Jan 19, 2020 By Multilingual Filed Under: Multilingual, French Tagged With: Exeter, France, Greta Thunberg, extinction rebellion, climate crisis, gilets jaunes

Things Are Heating Up

Vincent Plant discusses Greta Thunberg’s UN speech and takes a look at the current state of our climate.

Oct 24, 2019 By Vincent Plant Filed Under: Science, Environment Tagged With: Greta Thunberg, Science, Climate Change, exeter climate change, climate, Earth

Why Communities Can Protest Climate Change… but Social Media Can’t

Why Communities Can Protest Climate Change… but Social Media Can’t Becca Wells, Foreign Correspondent in Australia, analyses Climate Change Protests in Melbourne and argues community, not social media, can make a difference. People from every corner of the city gathered outside Melbourne’s Parliament building. Indigenous landowners, Quakers, environmentalist groups, school trips, the elderly, even dogs […]

Oct 16, 2019 By Foreign Correspondents Filed Under: International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: Social Media, Australia, Climate Change Protests, Greta Thunberg

“No Time to Waste”: People unite across Exeter for the Global Climate Strike

On Friday 20 September, 3,400 people came together in Exeter City Centre for the Global Climate Strike in which over 150 countries took part. Both children and adults of all ages gathered in Bedford Square at 11am to protest for an act of emergency for the climate crisis and demand for climate justice.  After a […]

Oct 8, 2019 By Isabella Nova Filed Under: News, Local News Tagged With: Greta Thunberg, Exeter Climate Change Protests, youth climate strike

For Die-In out loud!

Catherine Lloyd ruminates on sustainability in the fashion industry post-London Fashion Week Fashion has always been political. From the politically loaded ‘Choose Life’ ​Katherine Hamnett slogan tees, to the donning of black on Hollywood’s red carpet amid the Time’s Up campaign; fashion is a tool that allows us to engage when we don’t have the necessary […]

Oct 4, 2019 By Catherine Lloyd Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: fast fashion, Greta Thunberg, Protests, fashion, London Fashion Week, sustainability

Climate Change and the Creative World

Lindsay Warner discusses the importance and rise of Climate Change Fiction.

May 27, 2019 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: Climate Change, emergency, Greta Thunberg, art, literature, fiction

Climate change walkouts: international movement reaches Exeter

An international walkout demanding action against climate change reached Exeter on Friday 15 March. Students of all ages in Exeter gathered outside the Northcote House reception to protest climate change inaction on the part of governments across the world. “It’s a global strike and it’s about mobilising our generation as a force for good rather […]

Mar 18, 2019 By Edd Church Filed Under: News Tagged With: Climate Change Protests, #SchoolStrike4Climate, Greta Thunberg, University of Exeter Climate Change Protests, Exeter Climate Change Protests, Student Climate Walkouts

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