Excess Capitalism Is Destroying Our Chances at a Sustainable Future. Here’s Why:
Article by David AltmarkPhoto by David Rodrigo on Unsplash We are killing the planet extremely quickly by using too much of harmful and unsustainable energy sources. We are on no track to be able to stop this before it gets to a point where we can no longer reverse...
Navigating a Shrinking World: The Globalisation of Risk
Article by Verity RudinPhoto by Joshua Rawson-Harris on Unsplash Globalisation has shaped the world into an increasingly interconnected society whereby the limits of time and geographical boundaries have become meaningless. It has fused cultures, with the processes of...
Inequality: The Pandemic of the Gluttonous
Article by Isabel BatesPhoto by John Moeses Bauan on Unsplash It would be safe to suggest that when you hear the word ‘pandemic’ you think of COVID-19. In many aspects, certain countries struggled more than others with controlling and preventing the spread of disease...
The Blame Game, Climate Change and COP28
Article by Grace ScottPhoto by Rob Wicks on Unsplash Global temperatures are rising, ice caps are melting, and fingers are being pointed. The question is, upon whose shoulders should the blame rest and who should we look for the solution? The average consumer?...
Is It Possible to Avoid the Climate Crisis’s Critical ‘Tipping Point’?
Article by Francesca PaxtonPhoto by Li-An Lim on Unsplash Climate scientists anticipate that if global temperatures rise by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius, there is a critical threshold in the Earth’s systems known as the ‘tipping point’ that is estimated to be reached...
Greenwash Dilemma in the Fashion Industry: Societal Implications and Solutions
Article by Eri FujikawaPhoto by Hannah Morgan on Unsplash In today’s fashion landscape, we frequently enter declarations like “We are committed to reducing the environmental impact of our business”, “We use environmentally-friendly packaging”, and “We monitor and...
How To Win the Corporate Rat Race
Article by Natasha BassiPhoto by Mathieu Stern on Unsplash The world once existed as one long blanket that weaved itself through and around seas. All life lived in a cycle of eating and being eaten - a harsh reality for some but balanced for others. As turbulence...
The Desire for Money: It Killed Our Humanity and Now It Is Killing Our Planet
Article by Rahdia AliGraphic: Sébastien Thibault - Source: https://www.leftvoice.org/capitalism-is-destroying-the-planet-lets-destroy-capitalism/ Capitalism is overtaking our lives in the worst way possible. The sea levels are rising, the global temperature is...
Social Business: Capitalism to Have Socially Positive Impacts on Our Society
Article by Kei SatoPhoto by krakenimages on Unsplash Many people have argued that capitalism has widened the gap between the rich and the poor recently. It seems not to be suitable as a dominating system today as we have recognized the urgency to achieve equality....
An Apple a Day Keeps Inequality Away: The Relationship Between Health and Inequality
Article by Caitlin BradleyPhoto source: https://wp.wwu.edu/alotais1/2018/11/ So, what is global inequality and why is it bad? Global inequality is the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and power that shape well-being[i], according to Oxfam America. It...
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