“It’s all greenwashing”: Students on sustainability at LSE
By Vanessa Huang Illustrated by Vaneeza Jawad In November 2021, LSE made history as the first UK university to achieve…
Black Friday is dangerous – For both students and the planet
November is one of the worst months on the ecologist’s calendar. And on my list, the very worst culprit of…
Interview: hopes for closer collaboration between staff and students for LSE’s next sustainability agenda
Amongst the uncertainty and havoc of the current coronavirus pandemic, sustainability and climate justice seem to matter even more Whilst…
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…
LSESU Marine Society launches Blue New Deal
By Cindy Ren On Thursday, February 20th, LSESU Marine Society held its Blue New Deal launch event. The event was…
Church of England partners with LSE Grantham institute to invest in Sustainability
The Church of England Pension Board, which manages over £2.8bn for over 38,000 current and retired clergy and other employees…
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…
LSESU UN Society holds its first sustainable arts and crafts fair
LSESU UN Society is one of the best known and most popular societies on campus. On 11 December, the Society…
Carlos Peñalver: Conjuring art and environmental activism at LSE
Over the last few weeks Carlos Peñalver, a young Spanish artist, has been transforming the Central Building’s white walls into…
A green industrial strategy is the only way to save our planet
Even for committed capitalists, green innovation makes sense; sustainable development and economic growth are not mutually exclusive Climate change is…
