Comment Writer Gwydion Elliott discusses the University of Birmingham's hesitancy to follow suit with other UK Universities and stop investing in fossil fuels, arguing that the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adam Tickell, has a responsibility to do the right thing. 

Comment Writer James Simpson considers the threats posed to biodiversity, arguing that the human influence on the climate crisis is to blame, and that more needs to be done to save our ecosystems

Social Secretary Ella Kipling explains the recent IPCC report and what it means for the future of the planet, concluding that immediate action is required.

Comment Writer, Thomas Barry reflects on Ed Miliband's book, 'Go Big: How to Fix Our World' and considers whether Miliband's vision for a greener planet is achievable in the near future

Comment Editor Phoebe Snedker discusses the UK's recent heat wave in relation to other extreme weather patterns and floods, arguing that we need to be more attentive to the climate crisis in order to prevent further damage and destruction

Comment Editor Phoebe Snedker considers The National Food Strategy's proposal of a salt and sugar tax, arguing that the Government is failing to address a more pressing issue in our dietary habits - our reliance on meat and dairy products.

Comment Writer Kitty Jackson takes a look at the bigger picture of Black Friday sales, arguing that they work to perpetuate vast inequality and environmental damage

Comment Editor Freya Wainstein discusses the disadvantages of cancel culture, arguing that it promotes both the death of nuance and debate

Comment Writer Elliott Haywood discusses the decision of the government to make grouse shooting exempt from the rule of six, arguing that the sport is damaging to the environment

Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the continuous criticism against fast fashion, arguing that for those on low incomes, fast fashion is the affordable option

Comment Writer Anya Logue discusses the current climate situation, arguing that small changes can have a big impact on climate change

Comment Writer Elliott Haywood argues that in some cases, animal rights activism is incompatible with science and conservation, causing a halting of progress in these fields