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Mother Nature Called—She Wants Her Wildlife Back

Mother Nature Called—She Wants Her Wildlife Back

Picture this: You wake up, check your phone, and see a breaking news alert— “Mother Nature is Done with Us. Wildlife Has Officially Packed Its Bags.” Dramatic? Maybe. But let’s […]

03 Mar, 202527 Feb, 2025 Climate Change, Nature and wildlife, Student Green Office, Sustainability Engagement1 Comment on Mother Nature Called—She Wants Her Wildlife Back
COP29: the stakes keep getting higher

COP29: the stakes keep getting higher

It’s easy to be cynical about international conferences. They require a large number of delegates to fly long distances at great expense, involve lots of talking and often seem to […]

12 Nov, 202426 Nov, 2024 Climate Change, Sustainability EngagementLeave a Comment on COP29: the stakes keep getting higher
What was COP28 and was it successful?

What was COP28 and was it successful?

At the end of last year you may have heard about COP28 – and, in the years before that, COP27, COP26, and so on. These are annual summits, organised by […]

15 Jan, 202408 Jan, 2024 acting together, Climate Change, Sustainability EngagementLeave a Comment on What was COP28 and was it successful?
Monster Movies, Climate Change & You

Monster Movies, Climate Change & You

A brief crash course in climate fiction and monster movies being giant metaphors for social and environmental issues.

13 Apr, 202303 Apr, 2023 Climate Change, Sustainability EngagementLeave a Comment on Monster Movies, Climate Change & You
Monthly Good News #3: November 2022

Monthly Good News #3: November 2022

If you don’t already know, here’s the goal: to prove that planet Earth isn’t all that bad in 500 words or less.

28 Nov, 202229 Nov, 2023 acting together, Climate Change, Equality and Diversity, Monthly Good News, Sustainability Engagement, Wellbeing, Whole EarthLeave a Comment on Monthly Good News #3: November 2022
Monthly Good News #2: October 2022

Monthly Good News #2: October 2022

And we’re back! To remind you of how things work here, Monthly Good News is your monthly reminder that not everyone is terrible and perhaps – just perhaps – humanity […]

28 Oct, 202229 Nov, 2023 acting together, Climate Change, Monthly Good News, Sustainability Engagement, Whole EarthLeave a Comment on Monthly Good News #2: October 2022
The 2022 Climate Action Festival is Here!

The 2022 Climate Action Festival is Here!

The Canterbury Climate Action Festival and Awards has arrived for 2022! The Festival, running over the weekend of the 24th and 25th of September, is a celebration of all things […]

20 Sep, 202214 Sep, 2022 Climate Change, Sustainability EngagementLeave a Comment on The 2022 Climate Action Festival is Here!
Fast Fashion: What It Is and What You Can Do Instead

Fast Fashion: What It Is and What You Can Do Instead

“Buy less, choose well and make it last.” – Vivienne Westwood Let’s start with a definition. Fast fashion: where consumers buy cheap clothing, wear them a few times, and then […]

08 Sep, 202201 Sep, 2022 acting together, Climate Change, Sustainability EngagementLeave a Comment on Fast Fashion: What It Is and What You Can Do Instead

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