Clothes hold a lot of memories and nostalgia, so its hard to get rid of them when they’re no longer in use. Personally, I separate mine into two wardrobes – […]
Sustainability Book Review #12: The Anthropocene Reviewed
John Green is famous for having written a number of bestselling YA novels – but it’s in his first nonfiction offering that the reader gets to know him better than […]
Monthly Good News #18: March & April
Welcome back to Monthly Good News! The regularly-scheduled blog post in which I spend an hour rounding up as much recent positive sustainability news as possible and present it to […]
How to take care of a house plant: the basics
Looking to get a houseplant for the first time? Or maybe you just keep killing the plants you already have! Here are a few of the basic needs of a […]
Creating a Carbon Footprint Card Game
So! A colleague of mine had arranged a Games Jam with Games Design staff and students. This involves taking a theme for a game on a Monday and presenting a […]
Sustainability Book Review #11: Farenheit 451
Flames rise up in your mind as the firefighters douse it with kerosene as you read this. In this future, firefighters, using the symbol of a salamander, are dispatched as […]
Inspiring Women in History #2: Frida Kahlo
It’s March, which means it’s currently International Women’s History Month! In this blog we will take a look back on the women forging history: discussing topics such as mental health, […]
Inspiring Women in History #1: Sylvia Plath
It’s March, which means it’s international women’s history month! In this blog we will take a look back on a woman who forged literary history; discussing topics such as mental […]
Women’s Achievements in 2023
Women’s History Month has arrived! It’s time to recognise women’s achievements. This blog specifically focuses on the successes of women last year, in 2023. Many records were broken, and historic […]