UNOPS Executive Director Grete Faremo visited the City of Glasgow College, City Campus, today for a press conference, which aimed to invoke passion and action from the young minds of the students in attendance
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“At these events you have to hold the leaders accountable for the injustice they contribute to.”
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Belgian MP Kris Verduyckt gives his thoughts on COP26.
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Climate activists Extinction Rebellion held up the City Centre with a climate blockade directly outside the JP Morgan offices in Waterloo Street.
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The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce held its Climate Chamber Mission at the City of Glasgow College today
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As the United Nations Conference of Parties (COP26) gets underway in Glasgow, many groups are campaigning for climate justice
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Glasgow’s Crest dates back to 1674 and comprises a bird, tree, bell, and fish. With COP26 taking over the city for the next two weeks, we take a look at the different elements of the crest through an environmental lens
With the value of around £1.8bn to the economy, some lawmakers seem hesitant to address the issues of overfishing, however, there are clear problems in our methods of farming
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Òran Mór: The Byres Road bar among Glasgow’s most historical sites
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With COP26 taking over Glasgow this month, wildlife conservation groups such as the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) are hoping to see policies that will help them to carry out their work
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Nowadays in modern Glasgow ‘the tree that never grew’ could be referring to the strain city life has put on the environment
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