Collaborative Climate Change Activism at The University of Exeter
Researched and Written by Maddie Williamson, student at the University of Exeter Everyone understands the […]
Science meets Fiction: Re-reading Solaris Through the Eyes of Exoplanet Discoveries.
Researched and Written by Maddie Williamson, student at […]
Unleashing the Power of Gaia Theory: Exploring Sustainability at the University of Exeter
Gaia theory, developed by the visionary James Lovelock, proposes that the Earth is a self-regulating […]
GSI Engagement and Policy Network: In Conversation with Olivia Lazard: Ecological security and Power Transition in the Mineral Age
Author: Emily Robinson Olivia Lazard Carnegie Europe Fellow, Environmental Peacemaker, and Mediator was the inaugural […]
Working with Nature: Tackling the Climate Change Crisis with Nature-Based Solutions
Researched and Written by Maddie Williamson, Student at the University at Exeter For a […]
Reaching Boiling Point: A look at the Economics and Diplomacy of Rapid Global Decarbonisation
Researched and Written by Maddie Williamson, Student at the University at Exeter Decarbonisation is the […]
£2 Meals as a Catalyst for Change: Positive Tipping Points in Student Activism at the University
Researched and Written by Maddie Williamson, Student at the University at Exeter The option of […]
Engaging the public to change the world: The crucial role of science centres in creating global citizens
Last week’s GSI seminar speaker was Dr Natalie Whitehead, co-founder and co-director (with Dr Alice […]
Three ‘super-leverage points’ offer hope for climate breakthrough
The Breakthrough Effect: How to trigger a cascade of tipping points to accelerate the net […]
Second highest-scoring climate paper of 2022 for news and social media attention
Congratulations to David Armstrong Mckay et al. whose paper ‘Exceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger […]
