Article by Anisha AhmedPhoto by Greg Rosenke on Unsplash Nowadays, it’s hard to avoid the push for environmental change, with organisations such as Just Stop Oil and figureheads such as Greta Thunberg often taking the forefront of media attention, despite this,...
Article by Eyong-Ebob TakangPhoto by Daniel De Ciantis on Unsplash In today’s society, frequent-flier miles, curated Instagram posts from exotic destinations, and the allure of international travel have become subtle markers of social status—a quiet luxury. For...
Article by Oliver FawcettPhoto by fikry anshor on Unsplash In the modern age there is a plethora of big issues, all which threaten the well-being of humans. Whilst there may be a debate around which is the most dangerous, for me and many sociologists, climate change...
Article by Aqeel Alharbi Photo by Joseph Vary on Unsplash Is climate change a mythlike issue we just hear about? Unfortunately not; it’s an urgent crisis with current tangible implications. Although melting ice caps and rising sea levels get most of the media...
Article by Louis MorrellPhoto by Antonio Garcia on Unsplash The climate crisis poses an existential threat that requires urgent action. By 2030, the IPCC predicts the damage of climate change to be irreversible. Without effective intervention, a tipping point will be...
Article by Cicely WaltersPhoto by Zbynek Burival on Unsplash As climate change escalates with global temperatures increasing, sea levels rising, and ice caps melting; it is time to closely examine the intricate relationship between capitalism and climate change....
Article by Ayushi JuggooPhoto by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Earth temperatures have been rising since the Industrial Revolution. Evidence indicates that human activities are mostly responsible for making our planet warmer. According to NASA, the global temperature...
Article by Katie FosterImage: Lausanne, CC by 2.0 - source: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/oureconomy/fight-against-climate-change-fight-against-capitalism/ Since 1880, each decade, the Earth’s temperature has risen by an average of 0.8°C and since 1981, the rate of...
Article by Imogen EllisPhoto by Joshua Woroniecki on Unsplash Global north blaming the global south, Corporations blaming foreign laws and Individuals blaming corporations. The need to stop pointing fingers and all look inward and work together has never been stronger...
Article by Mengyu LiangPhoto by Ilja Nedilko on Unsplash The breaking news that Mr. Lee Jae-Myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of South Korea, has been taken to hospital after going on hunger strike has been widely reported. As The New York Times (2023)...
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