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Rich in culture, history, and food - Italy’s capital Rome is an absolute must visit if you get the opportunity! In the Summer of 2019, I was lucky enough to spend a couple of days exploring the streets of Rome, and I very quickly fell in love. With that,...

We all love going on holiday. The scorching sun, tanning by the poolside, air-conditioned rooms, all-you-can-eat buffets with endless amounts of food...Sounds great right? Well, to some extent. For us: yes it’s great! For our world and environment? Not so much....

Aleyna Adamson explains why the climate movement and certain solutions to reduce waste and carbon emissions are intrinsically ableist. She calls for us to be more open in learning about the issue and to make the climate movement more accessible to every group of people....

Alice Nott Whilst I’m not vegan myself, over a year ago my little sister went vegan, so I have some idea of what essentials you need. I am also taking part in the vegan challenge next week so here is everything I am getting to prepare for the switch!...

Alice Nott In this second part of the interview, Alice caught up with Tim Thorpe from the Vegan Society to talk about their plans for a Food Sustainability Bill and a Wellbeing of Future Generations Bill. The Vegan Society started in 1944 with a disagreement between vegetarians over whether...

Lucy Woodward explores how Climate Change is linked intrinsically to racial oppression....

Many have felt in recent times that the earth is running out of space and by extension we need to control the population. In the face of the growing climate change such a call has become more appealing, but is this just a siren call?...