Fashion is the second most damaging industry in the world. Amelia Dunn explores fast fashion, and offers some sustainable alternatives.

Save money for yourself and save the planet with Want Not Waste, the new zero-waste store in the SU

The SU’s decision making body was overshadowed by low student attendance

“ALYX’s vision goes beyond the surface, being a brand that wishes to influence a much wider contemporary culture, rather than just idly producing clothing.”

This week, Sainsbury’s puts ‘barbecue flavoured crickets’ on their shelves across Manchester. Could insects be the answer for our environmental issues?

Research from the University of Manchester shows the consumers are willing to change their consumption habits to combat climate change.

Students often rely on fast fashion companies for stylish and affordable clothes, but more environmentally friendly solutions are available.

Chloe Hatton sat down to chat with Sophie Marriott about all things environment

Vice-Chancellors of five UK institutions have pledged to work with the Government to reduce carbon emissions

Inspired by this week’s focus on sustainability, Freya Poppy Wild took some time to remind myself of the joys of second hand shopping

Some Native Americans and allies have used the debate to address the need for social change in the fashion and beauty industries.

Sustainability and fashion is an interesting pair. In an industry that is defined by constant change, how can it be sustainable?

Lacoste join the emerging group of brands seeking to raise awareness of environmental issues

The tower will be part of the £18 million Manchester Civic Quarter Heat Network project, aimed to be environmentally friendly energy solution for the city centre