

Quit Smoking, the World is on Fire
By Olivia Adam Health risks associated with smoking are generally known however the World Health Organisation’s campaign World No Tobacco Day – “Tobacco: Threat to our environment 2022 shows that the environmental effects are just as deadly. WHO’s World No … Continue reading Quit Smoking, the World is on Fire

How Clean is Your Air?
By Olivia Adam Scotland may not be the most polluted country in the world, but just how safe is its air and how can you check? What is air pollution? The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines air pollution as: “Air … Continue reading How Clean is Your Air?

3 Eco-Friendly Pet Items You Can Buy
Three ways pet owners can reduce their impact on the climate, from pet food containers, to eco-friendly toys. Continue reading 3 Eco-Friendly Pet Items You Can Buy

COP26 President calls for world leaders to take immediate action.
Failure to honour commitments made at the COP26 Climate Conference would be an “act of monstrous self-harm.” That is the stark warning that the minister who chaired the UN talks will give to world leaders today. Alok Sharma will admit … Continue reading COP26 President calls for world leaders to take immediate action.

Opinion: Scotland Needs to Establish New National Parks in order to Protect and Restore Nature
A new consultation published by the Scottish Government is encouraging individuals to share their thoughts on the creation of Scotland’s first new National Park in almost 20 years. The last National Park to be officially established in Scotland was Cairngorms … Continue reading Opinion: Scotland Needs to Establish New National Parks in order to Protect and Restore Nature

Tyre Extinguishers on the move; Crimes committed in the name of Climate Justice
By Aditya Soyanke The streets of London were once again moved by the new-age self-proclaimed warriors of climate change who took the law into their own hands by resorting to the act of vandalism. A Group which goes by the name of “Tyre Extinguishers” (abbreviated to TE henceforth) has started to target the SUVs in the city by deflating the tyres of the motor vehicles. SUVs are known for their luxurious style, with most of these supporting features with off-roading capabilities. These cars consume more energy and have become the second-largest contributor of CO2 emissions worldwide, leading to wider problems … Continue reading Tyre Extinguishers on the move; Crimes committed in the name of Climate Justice

What Could Glasgow’s Transport Future Look Like?
By Cameron Macpherson With local council elections having just taken place, there are a lot of positive changes that could take place in coming months. Especially in terms of transport. First on the agenda is the introduction of bus franchising, … Continue reading What Could Glasgow’s Transport Future Look Like?

Top 3 lush green outings in Glasgow
By Aditya Soyanke “People make Glasgow Greener” – this tagline by the city council of the city of Glasgow speaks for the cities interest in maintaining its parks and gardens. Spring is here and the best way to enjoy the fleeting warmth we get is to go outdoors and bask in sunlight. What better way to enjoy the weather than to visit the lush greens of the city. Glasgow is famous for the balance of modern architecture and the environment conscious green spaces maintained throughout the town. There are a number of famous parks around the city for a lazy stroll … Continue reading Top 3 lush green outings in Glasgow

Why Patagonia is one of the most Responsible Companies in the World
By Daniel Connolly 13th May 2021 The business of clothes making is wholly unsustainable. Accounting for around 10% of the global greenhouse gases emitted to the Earth and responsible for discharging 1.2 billion tons of CO2 to the atmosphere. It … Continue reading Why Patagonia is one of the most Responsible Companies in the World

Yorkhill Green Spaces, Winner of Various Awards in the Green Environment Field
A group of volunteers have been striving for several years at Yorkhill Green Spaces, and the result was the winner of 1st prize in the Nature Scot Pollinator Friendly Award as well as the Green Flag Award for Overnewton Park. Fiona MacLeod, Chair of Yorkhill Green Spaces, tells the story of this park. Continue reading Yorkhill Green Spaces, Winner of Various Awards in the Green Environment Field