What sewage to water ratio are you comfortable with?
The recent flooding has got me thinking: I wonder how much sewage was released into the waterways as a result […]
Environment
Takeaways from a tense COP29
Deliberations in Baku imbued with obstruction, outrage and disarray Rescued from the brink of collapse, COP29 just managed to produce
Blackouts and droughts in Ecuador
Lack of water in Earth’s most biodiverse region decimates power sources Ecuador, one of the few “megadiverse” nations in our
Artificial Reefs: practical solution or ecological risk?
Artificial reefs can drastically improve local ecosystem’s chances of survival, but the risks must be weighed against the massive benefits.
What does a Trump victory mean for American environmentalism?
Even with claims of being an environmentalist, many groups across the country are looking towards the new administration with concern
Environment
Mending our environment through sustainable clothing
As waste in the fashion industry skyrockets, students look for ways to build a community around sustainability. With the rise
Law Students Join Social Enterprise homefolk and Russell Group Universities in Eco-Friendly ‘Tinyhome Project’
University of Glasgow Law Students Take on Housing Crisis Through ‘Tinyhome Initiative A group of University of Glasgow law students
University integrates environmental impact into the teaching of computing science degrees
University of Glasgow teaching staff hope that new initiatives will lead to a greater awareness of climate impact among students.
Ecocide in Gaza
Now over a year since the events of October 7, the conflict in Gaza represents an act of ecocide Destruction
Breaking the silence: Scotland’s refusal to comply to the Aarhus Convention
These famous words by the Scottish poet Robert Burns capture the peace and solace of the Scottish highlands: “Ye lover