Climate mitigation is a selfish act

In the past 30 years, there has been a climate top every year, with the intention to find solutions for both climate change and its consequences. Furthermore, a lot of

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Sacrifices made for organising climate summits

The cost of hosting COP30 in Belém The UN climate summit that took place this November was hosted in Belém, a city surrounded by the Amazon rainforest. The previous Conference

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The cost of the sun disappearing 

The rays of the sun are far more than a simple provider of Vitamin D; they are there to pick you up after your worst shifts at work, or when

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“Mining Our Way To Carbon Neutrality”: The Cost of the Capitalist Logic

This article was written by guest contributor Adam Sereir. The Green Lie. As the planet burns and temperatures soar, world leaders scramble to draft climate resolutions.However, these policies are less

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Melting Mountains: Can the 2026 Winter Olympics Survive the Climate Crisis?

Introduction The 2026 Winter Olympics, prepared to take place in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, are being hailed as a return to Europe’s alpine sports legacy. However, they are facing

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Taking a Second Look at Second-Hand Shops: Re-evaluation of the Sustainability and Ethics of Thrift Stores

In 2012, Macklemore’s hip hop hit “Thrift Shop” was met with widespread praise for the encouragement of making environmentally and financially responsible shopping choices. With the catchy lyrics, “I’m gonna

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Reaching A Limit: When Enough is Enough.

It can be said that the last thing that any given individual choosing to go on a relaxing, stress-free vacation to a paradisiacal island group wants to think about is

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Enraged Farmers Are Causing a Transformation in Europe 

In Europe, the resounding echoes of farmers’ protests reverberate through the corridors of power, marking a transformative moment in the continent’s food landscape and political sphere. Take Brussels, where only

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Reconceptualising Climate Change

Is the recent plastic pellet ocean our future? Seemingly innocuous, recent events have made us realise that nurdles are starting to become a real plague for our environment. But, thinking

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Does this mean we save the planet?

“The world does not belong to us”. These were the words King Charles III brought forward in his opening summit at the COP28 (conference of the parties) climate conference, which

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