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Fairtrade Fortnight: Fairtrade beyond chocolate and bananas – what else can you buy that’s Fairtrade?

Fairtrade Fortnight: Fairtrade beyond chocolate and bananas – what else can you buy that’s Fairtrade?

When someone asks if you buy anything Fairtrade, most people would go straight to bananas. They are the obvious choice and if you buy bananas then they are likely to […]

26 Feb, 202124 Feb, 2021 learningforthefuture, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Fairtrade Fortnight: Fairtrade beyond chocolate and bananas – what else can you buy that’s Fairtrade?
New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with Beth, SU President of Development

New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with Beth, SU President of Development

Being a University student opens up a lot of opportunities, not only in your studies but also gives you a deeper ability to explore your interests and meet new friends. […]

25 Feb, 202124 Feb, 2021 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with Beth, SU President of Development
Fairtrade Fortnight: What does ‘Fairtrade’ actually mean, and why does it matter?

Fairtrade Fortnight: What does ‘Fairtrade’ actually mean, and why does it matter?

It’s Fairtrade Fortnight and we thought we would celebrate by doing a blog series all about Fairtrade and the first post of the series we will be diving a little […]

24 Feb, 202124 Feb, 2021 learningforthefuture, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Fairtrade Fortnight: What does ‘Fairtrade’ actually mean, and why does it matter?
New Semester, New habits – Managing your time (It doesn’t have to be boring)

New Semester, New habits – Managing your time (It doesn’t have to be boring)

Something that can be sometimes overlooked whilst being in lockdown is the importance of a schedule. It can be very easy for the days to get repetitive, bed to fridge […]

17 Feb, 202115 Feb, 2021 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on New Semester, New habits – Managing your time (It doesn’t have to be boring)
How Meal Planning Can Help Slash Your Carbon Footprint

How Meal Planning Can Help Slash Your Carbon Footprint

University students are in a tricky position when it comes to sustainable decision making. Many university students don’t get a choice about their living situations, or how eco-friendly their energy […]

15 Feb, 202110 Feb, 2021 acting together, livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on How Meal Planning Can Help Slash Your Carbon Footprint
New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with CCCU Sport & Health

New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with CCCU Sport & Health

A new semester can feel like a fresh start. A time where we can try new things, take advantage of things around the university that we may not have gotten […]

10 Feb, 202117 Feb, 2021 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with CCCU Sport & Health
Why you should try a carbon footprint calculator

Why you should try a carbon footprint calculator

Carbon footprints are an accessible and simplified measurement of your carbon emissions. Carbon footprint calculators show you the areas of your lifestyle that contribute to your footprint: what you are […]

08 Feb, 202127 Jan, 2021 acting together, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Why you should try a carbon footprint calculator
Educating yourself on sustainability: Podcasts

Educating yourself on sustainability: Podcasts

Books, films and documentaries are all well and good but what about when you are out on a walk on your own and fancy listening to a podcast. Or when […]

03 Feb, 202119 Jan, 2021 learningforthefuture, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Educating yourself on sustainability: Podcasts
(More) things to watch and read during lockdown III

(More) things to watch and read during lockdown III

If you’re anything like me, lockdown means you have a lot of time on your hands. This is a blessing and a curse, finding things to do can be tricky, […]

01 Feb, 202119 Jan, 2021 acting together, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on (More) things to watch and read during lockdown III

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