Reflections in the water - swimming ‘wild’ and cold. My friends have been rolling their eyes and giggling at me recently as I answer the question “what have you been…
GDP’s narrow snapshot of success. Episode 6 of the EarthRights Podcast dealt with the juxtaposing socio-economic and cultural makeups of the ‘Western’, Northern Atlantic world, and the developing world -…
As we discussed in episode two of the EarthRights podcast, the fast fashion industry has a detrimental impact on both the planet and on humans. Knowing this, Mel and I…
Why the climate crisis is a human rights issue Following the first Episode of the EarthRights podcast, I wanted to write a post reiterating the undeniable connection between the environment…
Commentary - 'Let’s not waste this moment'. I recently read an essay in the National Geographic by environment editor Robert Kunzig that really struck a chord with me. Not only…
Natural capital: the strained relationship between capitalism and the environment Capitalism has been the driving force of our society for over 200 years. It’s the system which has presided over…
The true cost of your budget flight Last January I booked return flights from Birmingham to Venice for £10 return, yes, you read that right £10. I was a student…
‘What’s the rush?’ The exploitation of delivery drivers at logistics companies under pressure to meet increasing demands. Consumers in Britain can’t get enough of online shopping - courier and express…