Fast fashion is a relatively new factor in the climate crisis. Before the 20th Century, most British people had a few outfits that were tailor-made for the rich, or hand-sewn for the poor. The material was expensive and was often reused to make many different garments across one person's lifetime.

Last year, the UK government announced that due to the pandemic, the UN Climate Change Conference scheduled for November 2020, would be delayed by a year.

In what is being referred to as education’s #metoo moment, recent weeks have seen an outpouring of sexual abuse stories posted online, mostly detailing sexual misconduct in the British school system.

International Women’s Day 2021 preceded a pretty unfortunate couple of weeks for women in the UK. The day itself is a tradition we have celebrated since 1975. Then, it was an unprecedented mandate to celebrate women, at a time when we did not know social or economic freedom.

Environmental Racism is an international social and climate issue that affects millions of people across the world, and yet it is not something that everybody understands, and many people still consider it to be a myth. The official definition of environmental injustice (or environmental racism), describes it as a “form of systemic racism, whereby communities of colour are disproportionately burdened with health hazards