We’re suffocating on the fumes of our own consumption.
Air pollution is often seen as a product of modern living, of industrialisation and urbanisation and is essentially taken for granted. A primary source of...
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Can we really expect to eliminate poverty in an unfair society?
The extent of poverty in the UK In 2016 the government announced that there were 14 million people living in relative poverty in the UK....
The Great British Housing Horror Show: An Intergenerational Catastrophe
Everyone knows we are amid a housing crisis. We hear politicians blaming property developers and see newspapers pointing the finger at immigration. But the issue...
Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women in Canada: Expropriation as Allocation
Over the last 35 years in Canada, as many as 4000 Indigenous women and girls have been murdered or have gone missing [1]. These staggering...
A critical reflection: is there a role for sustainability in business?
One of the most interesting and thought-provoking arguments for me was the paper by Heikkurinen (2016). However, I have to question the feasibility of technological...
The monopolisation of PrEP: A bitter pill to swallow?
October 2017 saw the UK National Health Service (NHS) begin a 3-year trial of the Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) drug Truvada1. This once-a-day tablet, likened to...