Social Editor Shamelessly Plugs his Save the Children Campaign in the Beaver
Well. It’s safe to say that this Lent Term has not been the banger we had all hoped. As the…
Minouche wants to reform the social contract. Let’s start at home.
LSE Climate Emergency Collective and Justice for LSE Cleaners For people and planet, Minouche’s social contract doesn’t just fail to…
Guftagu #4: Climate Change and South Asia: Ahmad Rafay Alam
“We’re here with the arctic on fire.. not because of personal actions but because there are systems at play.. and…
LSE launches first Sustainability Consultation
On Tuesday, 18 February, LSE’s Sustainability Team launched its first Sustainability Consultation. The event featured LSE Director Minouche Shafik, LSE’s…
LSE Limelight #11: LSESU Marine Society Blue New Deal
“We are the people who will be truly affected by global heating and truly affected if we don’t change things…
Hidden Bridges #1: Colonisation + Natural Disasters
“[Formerly colonised nations] are left increasingly vulnerable and increasingly exploited because of their vulnerability, which has largely occurred from earlier…
LSE student to journey to Antarctica
First-year Environment and Development student Fabian Nilsson was chosen for a 12-day expedition to the Antarctic, set to take place…
Climate elections: deciding the future?
Not many people would know the first rendition of the infamous Green New Deal was proposed by Caroline Lucas and…
Grimshaw Speakers #3: Andrew Norton on Supporting LDCs in Climate Negotiations
At our recent Grimshaw Simposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Andrew Norton, Director of the International Institute…
Grimshaw Speakers #2: Alina Averchenkova on Climate Change Rising up the Diplomatic Agenda
At our recent Grimshaw Symposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Alina Averchenkova, Grantham Institute Distinguished Policy Fellow,…