As part of JustFest 2016, the Manchester Debating Union asked the question: Should the University of Manchester divest from fossil fuels? Those anti the motion won the debate after a thought-provoking and, at times, heated debate

Tristan Parsons hones in on what we all know to be true. The environment is a pressing issue, but very few people care enough to do anything

In our last issue, we heard a defence against the common criticisms of veganism. Here, Jessica Chow-Lau rebukes the increasingly popular lifestyle choice

Luke Williams casts a critical eye over the Paris Climate Conference and the importance of its success

Manchester City Council has outlined its intentions for the city to be run entirely on green energy within the next 35 years

As veganism gets more and more popular, Matthew Perry asks if there is actually any logic behind it

Tristan Parsons on how environmental changes are engendering conflict, and if uncontrolled will continue to do so

Representatives from across the climate change movement met on campus to promote student and public protest ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference. On the 12th of November 2015, Green Party Leader Natalie Bennett, Asas Rehman from Friends of the Earth and  representative of the Campaign Against Climate Change Martin Empson, addressed over 100 students […]

According to an investigation by Greenpeace, the University of Manchester has taken £27.7 million in funds from large fossil fuel companies including BP and Shell

A Manchester professor has dismissed the UN’s proposed plan of action and is calling for more revolutionary actions to combat global climate change

Tehseen Mirza presented the bill to MEPs, which will be voted on in the European Parliament

Joseph Aldous reviews new play ‘The Heretic’, which premiered at the Lowry last Friday.

The age of multi-billion dollar presidential campaigns has bred a generation of US politicians who are increasingly beholden to wealthy donors