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Carbon colonialism at Africa's expense.
Since the start of the industrial revolution in the mid-1700s, fossil fuels have played a pivotal role in the expansion of our economies. The Western world has developed off the back of carbon intensive non-renewable resources, yet the consequences of these actions are becoming increasingly evident, and it is the poor who are set to pay the disproportionate price. Our warming climate is unequivocally linked to our preceding and continued use of fossil fuels, and the evidence
Natasha Tisminieszky
Nov 52 min read


Small Town Explosion: What Really Happened in East Palestine?
It was over one year ago that a train in East Palestine, Ohio derailed and caused an explosion, waking residents in the small town. The...
Sophie Barnett
Apr 15, 20243 min read


Plastic is the Climate Elephant in the Room
When it comes to plastic, the world’s attention is drawn to recycling and removal, with these issues made particularly visceral through...
Dan Shone
Dec 10, 20233 min read


Plastics and the Energy Crisis
The energy crisis has caused bills to rise globally and has forced many into poverty. The issue was worsened by Russia’s invasion of...
Eleanor Bateman
May 26, 20233 min read
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