What rising sea levels could mean for Miami and South Florida
In his latest piece, GLOBUS Correspondent, Theodore Robin, explores the risks climate change and rising sea levels pose to the state of Florida.
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The Irony of the Melting Arctic
In the fifth piece of our “Energy Trilemma” series, Nicola Blasetti examines the economic opportunities and consequent threats to habitat integrity and climate change posed by the melting of the Arctic.
Read moreMaking The Vegan Lifestyle Sustainable
Veganism is widely praised for its moral, environmental and sustainable principles – but, is it currently living up to these high expectations? GLOBUS Correspondent, Zafirah Kesington, questions how effective veganism truly is in its pursuit of a sustainable future.
Read moreThe American [Pipe] Dream
In the fourth piece of our “Energy Trilemma” series, Najma Ahmad’s challenges the government’s stance on shale gas, highlighting geographic, economic, environmental and social drawbacks that undermine the nation’s commitment to sustainability.
Read moreRedefining Energy Security
This article is the third of a series of articles by students of GD311 – The Energy Trilemma – selected by Dr Alec Waterworth.
Read moreThe state, culture and the individual: who decides on the collective ‘good’?
Should the state undermine individual sovereignty in the interest of sustainability? In her latest piece, Mayu Suzuki makes a case for prioritising human rights in the quest for collective good.
Read moreSeeing the Invisible: Art, Activism and Oppression
Serial GLOBUS Correspondent Ellie Church presents an inspiring insight into activist art and its role in guiding us to make positive change.
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