Eleanor delves into the historical significance of coal and its role in shaping the UK.

Daisy Culleton examines the artist, while Cerys Deakin delves into the impact on animals themselves, looking at how they've sparked debates.

Grace Clift uncovers what to expect from the upcoming COP29 in Azerbaijan, what the most pressing issues are this year.

Grace Clift explores the ways in which Urban Outfitters impacts resources and the planet, in regards to sustainability.

Chloe Moriarty discusses this year’s conference, the central issue of climate finance, and what it means ahead of COP29 in November.

Chloe Moriarty dives into the background of the main parties’ environmental pledges. 

Grace Clift breaks down the arguments for corporate, individual and wealthy responsibility for climate change action.

These communities stepped up to the fight against climate change- and the courts backed them.

Emma Nord highlights a fraction of the inspiring female workforce in science this International Women’s Day.

Madelaine Stannard discusses the UK’s latest State of Nature report, and its disappointing revelations.

In this article, Matthew Darby discusses the recent COP28, considering its successes, weaknesses, and lessons learned for future meetings.

Grace Clift discusses Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s new approach to the UK’s net zero target, in his milestone speech on 20th September 2023.

Elliot Wright discusses the UK Government’s recent move away from the 2030 ban on the sale of new diesel and petrol vehicles

Eleanor Meehan discusses the concept of “green victimology”, and the focus on the victims of environmental crimes and its legal challenges.

Grace Smith-Beacham reports on the devastation that deep sea mining could cause if greenlighted by policymakers.

Eleanor Luxton highlights the importance of educating ourselves on the intersections between Indigenous groups and the environment.

Elissa Knowles discusses the recent approval of the Willow Project and the serious consequences it may have on our planet.

Matt Gillett asks the question: has direct action ever worked? Furthermore, can it ever work?

Can Lula, the newly-elected Brazilian president, do what many see as impossible: save the Amazon rainforest from destruction?

Elissa Knowles discusses the controversy at Paris Couture Week as Schiaparelli’s animal heads stir conversations about trophy hunting.