News and Politics

The Bank of England has announced that wildlife will become the next theme for UK banknotes following a public consultation. While many welcome the move as a celebration of Britain’s natural heritage, it has also sparked political backlash and fuelled an unexpected culture-war debate.

As China deepens its commitment to renewable energy, its latest megaproject - the Medog Hydropower Dam - provides an interesting debate on the hidden costs associated with going green. Set to provide clean energy for hundreds of millions of people, but with potential human rights, environmental and political issues, is this new dam a step forward for renewable infrastructure, or a geopolitical catastrophe waiting to happen?

What are we expecting from COP 30, and who will be accountable? This article aims to discuss the topics in which we can predict to occur within the meeting, ranging from the past effects of the climate crisis and our upcoming solutions, based on the past records.

“Every individual matters. Every individual has a role to play. Every individual makes a difference.” – Jane Goodall.

Dearbhlá McMenamin explores the consequences of AI on our natural systems.

Sasha Hill discusses the potential implications of a third runway at Heathrow on the UK’s climate goals.

Grace Clift shares some uplifting news stories to keep you remembering that wonderful news stories are happening every day.

Sophie Layton discusses what Trump's second term as president may mean for the planet.

Eleanor Meehan explores why climate migrants are at extreme risk from global warming & why they are vulnerable to international asylum law.

Perhaps you’d like to brush up on the basics to be able to keep up with 2025 political affairs? Grace Clift shares some helpful advice for t