Oxford Kite Festival to feature artists and thinkers such as Grace Jones, Richard Dawkins, and Ai Weiwei
Green·21st May 2022Sustainable Hobby Feature: Knitting Agatha Gutierrez Echenique Image Description: Agatha Gutierrez Echenique shares some pictures of his sock knitting for his sustainable hobby feature. I’m a huge... Read More
Green·11th May 2022A Definitive Guide to Second Hand Formal Clothes Charlotte Maddinson and Katie Hulett Image Description: A person searching through a vintage clothing rack – perhaps in search of formal clothes! Ball season –... Read More
Green·25th April 2022On the Reality of the Durban Floods Katie Hulett Image Description: A map of the 2022 April floods in South Africa. Walking off the plane at King Shaka airport... Read More
Green·2nd February 2022Umbrella-ella-ella: Rihanna’s Fight for Climate Resilience and Justice George Mackay Legendary pop star and declared Barbadian national hero, Robyn ‘Rihanna’ Fenty, is donating $15 million into 18 organisations fighting for... Read More
Green·1st February 2022Interviewing Pippa Neill: An Environmental Journalist (Who Also Happens to be my Sister) Will Neil My sister has been an environmental journalist and editor for the last three years, working for four national publications, with... Read More
Green·21st October 2021Micro-plastics: big problem, small item Mia Clement Image description: plastic waste floating in the ocean by a small fish The earliest investigations of microplastics focused on microbeads... Read More
Green·5th October 2021Feeling gilty: Are green gilts a good way to fund environmental change? Daisy Meade Image description: An offshore wind farm The announcement of the government’s uncharacteristic success in raising £10 billion to fund green... Read More
Green·13th September 2021Our land our nature: The inaugural alternative conservation congress Jamie Walker Image description: A picture of a rainforest From 6th September, amidst Extinction Rebellion’s two week “Impossible Rebellion”, young people from... Read More
Green·7th September 2021A code red for humanity – Can I really do anything to stop climate change? Daisy Meade Image description: a sign at a climate change protest On 2nd August 2021, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)... Read More
Green·3rd June 2021The importance of preserving peatlands Jamie Walker Image description: A pond in a moor Peatlands are remarkably valuable ecosystems when treated well and extremely damaging when not.... Read More
Green·27th February 2021The Joys of the Walk Sabrina Coghlan-Jasiewicz Walking, without a doubt, has become my salvation. I’ll admit, I’ve always been a particular fan. I’m one of those... Read More
Green·25th February 2021Euston, we have a problem – protesters are tunnelling through HS2 plans Irene Barriga Tree Protection campaigners have faced forceful evictions from Euston Square Gardens camp and extensive underground tunnels – but remain steadfast.... Read More
Green·23rd February 2021The nature of economics: new hope for nature as an economic resource Daisy Meade When measuring the success of national economies, the metrics used to do so take into account a wide range of... Read More
Green·25th January 2021A blossoming relationship: How lockdown made me appreciate nature Nupur Patel I’m a city girl through and through. I was born and raised in Greater London and spent most of my... Read More
Green·21st January 2021Seasteading: visionary solution or deluded escapism? Sai Shreya Sunkara From mythology to modern scientific expeditions, the ocean has always been a source of both mystery and knowledge. Research has... Read More